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But now it is all better because various members of the staff have raided their Christmas supplies and now we have a fine selection of 16 and 18 gauge white, brown, and green 2-wire extension cords in place of the nice 14-gauge three-wire air-conditioner cords that disappeared.
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This EdenPure can heat up to a 1,000-square-foot area, claims the manufacturer, is equipped with a 100-inch, 14-gauge extension cord, and is backed by a 60-day guarantee and a three-year manufacturer's warrantyThis latest EdenPure heater is an improvement over its predecessor.
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This EdenPure can heat up to a 1,000-square-foot area, claims the manufacturer, is equipped with a 100-inch, 14-gauge extension cord, and is backed by a 60-day guarantee and a three-year manufacturer's warrantyThis latest EdenPure heater is an improvement over its predecessor.
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Though I can't imagine that a trip to the vet for a 14-gauge injection is at the top of anyone's wish list, getting back home again in the event of a misguided escapade is well worth it.
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Using two identical CD players, I tested a $2,000, eight-foot pair of Sigma Retro Gold cables from Monster Cable, which are as thick as your thumb, against 14-gauge, hardware-store speaker cable.
If You're Not Insane 2008
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If you need to use an extension cord, get a 12- or 14-gauge model.
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If you need to use an extension cord, get a 12- or 14-gauge model.
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If you need to use an extension cord, get a 12 - or 14-gauge model.
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If you need to use an extension cord, get a 12 - or 14-gauge model.
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THHN electrical wire because the packaging says 12-gauge when it's really 14-gauge.
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