Re: more on heating cables and Gurney's

Well I guess if that's what they say it must be true, But it seems kinduh funny but I put them in the ground and left them there all year' when I pulled my main root I pulled the cable and when I tested it , It worked perfectly, I plan on using it again in the garden next year,
The only thing I noticed was my dogs hair seemed to be more frizzy than normal.  Just kidding,
----- Original Message -----
From: c*@hotmail.com
To: pumpkins@mallorn.com
Sent: Thursday, January 03, 2002 1:42 PM
Subject: more on heating cables and Gurney's


Hello List,

The following coorespondence is one I had recently with
Gurney's. The good news is, Gurney's is giving fast
responses to your emails. The bad news is, I'm still not
sure where to go to find outdoor heating cables.

Anyway, I thought I'd share the following.

Cliff

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>On the "Gro-Quick Heating Cable", it says that it is used in seed starting.
>What I'm looking for is something that you use directly in the
>garden. Can these be used for this purpose?

Hello Cliff,

Thank you for your email. However, the Gro-Quick
Heating Cable is for seed starting only. We do not
have anything that may be used directly in the
Garden. The Gro-Quick cannot be used for the garden.

Have a great 2002!

Sincerely,
Risha
Customer Service
s*@gurneys.com
www.gurneys.com


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