(Hopefully, it's proper etiquette to respond in the following fashion)@Larry Fried ;  thanks for the tip.  

People from all across the USA flew in with an informal meet & greet on Fri, scheduled speakers from 8-5 on Sat and then open networking for Sun.

He replied "Well, I figured it would be easier to replace it with plastic and people would rather plastic than cast.

In addition, I remain with € 300 uncompensated TV repair costs, because during assembly of the defective stove AND defective oven about 5x the fuse popped out, whereupon the TV mainboard was fried.

Unless you are the party with the house you want to unload, I suggest looking for easier fish to fry.

I use it to store light products: Ziploc bags, plastic containers, Styrofoam plates, cups, bowels.

For my home I try to clean the panels two times a year in the dry season (Mar to Oct) and I have had an inverter fry.  

Looking to do some great stuff here.We erected an addition to my building yesterday with some solar reflective plastic.

Put out plastic to catch the chips when scraping, spray with water, don't sand, and then paint.

Data from Postmates indicates that while hidden away in the privacy of our homes, our top orders were fried chicken, burgers–and, of course, the ever-essential La Croix.