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VOTUMEVII

NUMBER8

EIFIC'UGlHT Tc' YC' EIY BELMAFI ENVIFIC)NMENTAL CC'MMISiSIclN

INSIDETHIS ISSUE It's Never Been Easier to Go Solar! By Dr, Himanshu Nigam SunLit Systems New Jersey =-l o o . o tj w Alwayswanted to do somethingfor the environmentbut felt that it wasbeyond w an individualto makeany impact?The time hascome when you can do your NewBEC Members. 2"'/lf,part. By installinga Solar Photovoltaic(PV) system you generateyour own 'rl/,, electricityfrom the sun andreduce your dependenceon electricityproduced by ii burningfossil fuels. This not onlycuts pollutionfrom the powerplants but also you savesyou moneyby reducingyour energy bills. Thank AT&T sii Currently,New Jersey is offeringone of the best incentivesanywhere in the U.S. to installrenewable energy solutions for yourhome or business.These systems will enableyou or your organizationto produceyour own renewableelectricity Eco-FriendlyBulbs 3i' - l): while helpingprotect the environmentand reducingstrain on the grid :-r:. (existingelectric transmission and distribution systems). Apart from solarthe it;t programsupports a varietyof technologies,such as smallwind, and sustainable FreeNature Walks 4,tiabiomassequipment, such as fuelcells. ffi With these special rebatesfrom NJCEPand other incentivesavailable to -talendar T{1 residents,now is the best time to makea moveto cleanerenergy. of ;7: 5ryj llow does it work? ,. SolarPV systems are electronic systems that takethe lightfrop the sun and convertit to electricitythat can usedin your home.lt is a non-polluting energysource and is recognizedas a majorrenewable energy technology for the 6?:1,future.A photovoltaicsystem has no movingparts, is silent and requires minimalmaintenance. A typicalsystem consists of a set of solar panelsinstalled on the roof a few inchesabove the surface.These panels are thin platesthat area few squarefeet \Recycling Info 712 \ in size. When sunlightfalls on these panelsit produceselectricity that is \ convertedby a smallelectronic device called an inverter.These inverters feed .i1't:l:4/ifui#!!li;y:!/j(j,ffirtffl/li/,i.|!) ::;t:ti;iiljft/hlffif11,.raffi the solarelectricity to your houseand in caseof over-production,the excessin sentto the gridcausing your electric meter to actuallyrun backwards!

Theamount of electricityproduced from the solarpanels depends on the angle of the roof and its orientation.ln NewJersey, a Southfacing roof with 3O-4O degreeinclination is the best. lf you haveshadow-free roof spacefacing in the east,west or southdirection, you mightqualify for a rebate-fundedSolar System.

Rebates and Net Metering NewJersey, through its CleanEnergy Program (NJCEP), is offeringincentives This ncwslcttcr to homeownersand businessesthat install solar electricsystems. These printcdon rccydcdpapcr. includerebates up to 7Ooloof the cost or $5.50 perwatt of the installedsystem, whicheveris lower.Apart from thesehigh rebates, users can also sell their Solar- RenewableEnergy Credits (S-RECs) in the open marketto addto their savings. (continued on page 4)

Fi.ra\ 2 BelmarEGOWATCH OFALI.IIfVINTER 2OO4 Freecycling: GreatStuff for Free! You' heardof recycling,and maybe even pre-cycling.But now there's freecvclins.It's a gieatnew way to get rid of itemsyou no Iongerneed, find some-thingn6w, or simp[y help the environmentand the local communlty. TOYOU ISBROUGHT There are more than a thousandFreecycle groups around the globe, BYTHE up asonline forums BEwnnEruvRotittrlellTAL CoMMlssloN includingone in MonmouthCounty, NJ. They areset for comfrunitymembers to link tobther communitymembers in an effort The BEC meets on the 2nd ThursdaY of to recyclethings. Think of -Bay without any cost. the month at 8 p.m. in Borough Hall. of filling the landfills,Freecyclehelps you connectto someone welcomeyour ideas. Instead who probablywants what Youhave.Member's aie free to post any sort of to furnitureto old sinks.The onlv rule is it hasto be Belmar Environmental Commission: obieits, from CDs ,iVlerryBrennan, Chair free. Carol Davies If Vou'relooking to acquiresomething, respond to the postingdirectly / Chris Hoffman anil work out the-pickupdetails with the personposting the item. Melissa KaPlan Becky Krikorian Check out the original Arizona-based Freecycle site at $€'Connor www.freecycle.orgor ioii the localMonmouth County group throu-ghits Thea Sheridan websiteat http://gro"ups.yahoo.com/group/freecycle-eastern-monmouth-nj/ Joanne Gray @ Mike Mixon, Alternates John Szeliga Council Liaison BECWelcomes New Members Thanks to: TheBEC soid goodbye to our numberone noturolist Chorles (Bud) Doyle, who resigned Richard T. Lvnch becousehe is now"livingfull time in Florido.We will misshis involuoble odvice, greot.noture and Council -stories. Mayor Ken Pringle frcursond entertoininq We olsowont to expressour deepoppreciotion to Joonne Robbin Kirk Groy,who hossteppJ downfrom full membershlpto olternotestotus, lor yTi: "l Plummer l"l.roly Ma€aret a-Jiihi"","*rgfliii !"p"rtir..rh"" U"jht'q"e h"ti*d moke Belmor o much berer ploce to live! We,reolsoexcrtedioffiGrstFreeresidents*hohouebeenoctive qnd Annette Ber$,ins ""["*r ;',ttitt'" gf- lor thelost couple of yeors:Melisso Koplon, Peggy O'Connor Joyce Ciallella TheoSheridon. Bob O'Connor mJirii,'of BriorwoodRood, eorned o B.S.degree in EnvironmentolScience from Cook Joel DeFalco Colleqe,Ruqters UniversiV. Shet worked in thee-nvironmentol field both with Kevin LYnch ^"i i "ri""t consultinoiirr. ond is currentlyemployed os o highschool scie Andy Meuerle through and the Public Works DePartment "r"*il"r- *J irpi"*"ntingbeoch cleon-ups, noture wolks ond si'renceenrichment ;;:;;%;lt iUr.j".it" ho",b""n o membeioi theBelmor community ond involved with ofthe community gorden. In her free This newsletterwas preparedwith the aid fh"""#tilrh; ;;if"r;yeor;onJ i, o proudmember hikingond biking. Tiweling hos token of a grant from the NJ DePartment of ;;"; M"kt; [11!|l"'69Jrdoors in noturekoyoking, Protection' Office of Inter- her-p;;;;,worldwide to porticipotein science reseorch. Environmental volunteerond governmental Affairs and the Environmental ;iO.ion ,q"*,got involved with the BEC, os on Adopt-o-Spot BEC.prolects.ln Services Program' **;fii,'h;ifitr" runrhe prigror. Sh-e.h91olso worked on,mony other oJjitio",'ttt"Ll1i1t""r, the'Mo"nosquon Visiting Nurse Thrift Shop, it o Friendo[ the Belmor Llil; ondhos b""n o.iuu [or.n"orly 20 yeors'withBelmor's St' Pokick's Doy, Porode'. For "reol', TETEPHONENUMBERS th;'Ni; bJt ii "*rr, ti",. iobhos been os o photogropherforPortroits.by Michoel of Woll, IMPORTANT ;"h.-;{Jl"i nrrU".i, bob,hou" lived in'Belmir since l9Z6 ond hove three children, Police,Fire, First Aid..,..".732'68.| -l700 ii#, " N;*J'l"rt Oifi*r 2ndstotioned onthe oircroft corrier USS John F. Kennedr intlrl Orttn"or lroq; Kot,t DrewUniversity groduote with her Mosters inMovement Theropy; ond Officeof Recylcing ...... '..732-681 -2705 Bond' iJ, o ,"nior'otNj[ N;;[. ond6 iip", inthe Friendly Sons of the Shillelogh Pipe Dept.of Public Works ...... 732'681-0452 Thevolso hove two grondchildren, Somontho, 3, ond.Quinn, 1, ondtwo cots.P"ggy" Morino...... '732-681-2266lo#i"i-il"; include.olle.iing porode bodges ond building dollhouses ond^furniture. resourceond volunteer lor theBEC [or,severol yeors. 1-3 893 ;iD itLt, hor"U*no terrifiJ Court/Vio|0tions...... ,.732'68A l;;-";il ;";,d;# li MonrouthCounti she hqs lived in Belmorfor the.lost,11 ,yeors. BuildingDeportment ..'..".732-681'1 141 fr"il;;';";;"J ri.tr"rr"".n rriu"r'u"ck os o groduoteo[,st. Rgse.Hish s-chool'^.she oroduotedfrom Williom ond Mory with o B.A.ond Rutger's Eogleton Institute with on M'A', Librory .'.'....'732-681'0775 Her #h;ilttt;;i *i"r.;. ih" .r""ntly isemployed by theGeneiol Assembly inTrenton. governmentlssues' lneo BelmorElementory School .'732-68,|-2388 or"o, ol expertiseore environmentol,ogriculfurol, housing ond locol ExecutiveOffices ..,...'...... 732'68 1-3700 enioysreoding, wolking ond biking. Artists and Art Loverc CHOOSEECO-IRIENDLY Wanted TIGHTBULBS By Tim McCorry, Chair Want an easy way to savemoney and energy'athome? 'a Belmar Arts Council Itls as simple as screwing in new light bulb - a compactfluorescent, that is! If you care about the arts - the Belmar Arts Council wants you! Most homes use ordinary incandescentbulbs, which convert electricity to light by heating a filament. We are looking for new members who want Problemis, the technologyhasn't changed much since to help clevelop a vibrant arts scene by Thomas Edison, and they are incredibly inefficient - supporting ancl coordinating local artists, art only aboutl07o of the electricityproduces visible light; venues ancl events throughout the the restturns into heat.(With halogentorchieres the heat community. We have been busy preparing producedis so extremethat the ConsumerProduct Safety surueys to cletermine community needs ancl Commissioncited thesecheap lamps as a safetyhazard.) help in forming our mission statement. (Please Compact fluorescentbulbs aTeup to 10 times more complete and return the enclosed survey; we efficient.Replacing just one 75-wattincandescent bulb value your input!) with an 18-wattcompact fluorescent will saveabout 570 kilowatt-hoursof electricity.That means, We are also embarking upon an exciting in a typical mix of fuels used to produce electricity,just effort to upgracle the Belmar Elementary one compact fluorescentwill eliminate the burning of 300 School auditorium as our "flagship"performing poundsof coal.Over the life of the compactfluorescent ans venue. - which is much longer, so you won't have to keep This initiative is jointly sponsored by the changingbulbs - you can saveup to $15 per year per Belmar Board of Eclucationand Borough Council. bulb in electricitycosts. We meet on alternate Tuesclays at Coffee If you tried compactfluorescents years ago and didnl-t Blue, just south of Tenth on Main. Our October like the lighting, give them anotherchance. They now meetings will be Oct. 12 ancl OcL26 at 7:3O. have more appealing light quality and come in more Pleasejoin us! shapesand light strengths. BELMAR OFFERS FREE BULBS Belmaris participatingin a NJ Boardof PublicUtilities Thank You program to promote the use of .compact fluorescent AT&T! bulbs.Residents can receivea free light bulb.They will be given away at a special booth af the Belmar Fall Forthe fourth year,dozens of Festivalon Oct. 10 on Main Street. AT&Temployees volunteered adayto helpBelmar get readyfor summer,and the tselmarEnvironmental Commission got "paid" for their efforts.The AT&T Cares program allows employees to dedicateone paidworkday to the non-profitorganization of their choice,and AT&T awards a grantbased on the total hoursdonated by employees.Thanks to JoyceCiallella, Belmar resident and AT&T employee, the volunteershave come to the borough annuallysince 2OO1,and the BEC has received thousandsof dollarsthat havebeen used for educationalcampaigns. This year, under the directionof PublicWorks DirectorAndy Meuerle,the volunteerspainted beach lockers, planted flowers on MainStreet, picked up beachfrontlitter and completedother choresto help the borough preparefor the summerseason. The tsECused part of the 2OO4grant to upgradethe ventilationsystem at the MagicalCommunity Garden on 15th & E Streetsand the remainderis beingput towardsthe developmentof educationalsigns for 1st Avenuebeach. We are extremely grateful to Joyce andall the AT&Tvolunteers! '; ."

I 4 EelmarEC0WATCH o FAU-/tllllNTER 2004 PopularFree Nature Walks on Tap for October Dicl you know one of the greatest variety of shells founcl an) ^/here on the eastern seaboarclis right "Shell at Belmar's natural Beach." Or that Shark River attracts tropical fish? The Belmar Environmental Commission invites you to enjoy tales, trivia and scientific facts cluring its sixth annual fall Nature Walk series in October. On Sunclay.Oct. 1Ofrom 2-3 p.m., learn more about the treasureson the lst Avenue Shell Beach. Environmental educator ancl BECmember Melissa Kaplan will share interesting tidliits about this "natural" beach, its habitats ancl historyl.Meet at 2 p.m. on the siclewalkoutsicle the Belmar Fishing Pier on Ocean Avenue. Belmar is also hosting its Fall Festivalon Main Street from 1O a.m. to 4 p.m., so resiclents and visitors can enjoy the festival ancl take time for a relaxing fall beach walk. On Saturclav.Oct. 16. from 9-1O a,m., long-time environmentalist EctLippencott will leacla walk arouncl parts of the Shark River Bay, explaining its fascinating variety of wildlife ancl ecosystems, as well as some historical trivia. Meet at Maclearie Park on the siclewalk between the L Street Beach ancl the restrooms, off Route 35. 'iPeople love these walks! By increasingawareness of the environmental treasuresin our borough, the BEChopes fo enlist resiclentsancl visitors alike as stewarclsof ourv.aluableresources," saicl BEC Chair Merryr Brennan.

(continuedfrom page I ) In the past,solar energy producers had to storethe energyin batteriesto providefor electricityin the eveningsand on,not-so-sunny days. With the NJ Net MeteringLaw in place,there is no needfor batteries.You stay connectedto the utility grid (currentelectricity provider) and any excesselectricity generated on sunnydays is soldto the electric companyturning your electric meter backwards. In the eveningor at time whenyou needmore electricity than you "own are producing,you simplybuy bacKyour electricityflrat you solttto your'electriccompany.

The BEC sponsored an Alternative Enerry Showcase on two weekends in August to increase awareness about alternative energy and its many benefits in residential and commercial use. Displays were set up by GeoGenix, LLC, of Rumson (ruy.%GcoGcnix.-aam); Suntrurn Energv of New York Cutrylllsu[bt|I[.bld and SunlitSystems of Edison (wwwsunlilsvstems.com).

lnterested? lf you like what you'veread, ifs time to take the nextsteps. NJCEP has a wonderfulwebsite with all the detailsof the programand [email protected]). Next, you shouldcontact a qualifiedand experiencedinstaller to lookat yourelectric usage and available roof space on your houseor business,to designand propose an appropriateSolar system.The design-lifeof thesesystems can be as long as 4O years.With increasingelectricity costs, the systems paysfor themselvesin a few years,thereby providing free electricityfor. many more years.Once your installerhas studiedyour usage and designed a system,they will be ableto provideyou a goodestimate of yourcosts and savings.

The NJCEPwebsite (www.njcep.com) pfovides a tist of certified Sotarvendors. The author's company, SunLit Systems, is one of the teading instatters.Their website (www.suntitsystems.com)provides details and a comprehensivelist of FrequentlyAsked Questions.Feel free to contact Dr. Nigamat 9O8-754-2272or [email protected]. MccLi ... CALETDAROF EVEITITS BoroughCouncif llfeetings ' 2nd & 4th Wed. of the month at 8:00 pm ' 2nd Mon. of the month at7:30 pm Oct. 13th and27th Oct.18th &25th. Nov.8th . Dec.13th Nov. 3rd and l6th Dec. 1st and 1,5th

BefnarTourisn Gonmission HarbourConnission ' LstMon. of the month at 7:00pm ' 1stWed. of the month at 7:30pm Oct.4th' Nov.1st' Dec.6th Oct.6th'Nov.3rd . Dec.1st

Befnar Environnentaf Commission Jan.1st - 12 noon '2ndThurs. of the month at 8:00pm Oct.L4th . Nov.11th. Dec.9th borou.q.hO iccs CdCourL

BelmarMunicipaf Court ' Thursdaysatl:00 pm 6 4:00pm I AltcrnatcTuesdays at 9:00 am Call MunicipalCourt for information Call MunicipalCourt for information at(732) 581-3700. at(732) 681-8864.

Mon.,Oct.ll - ColumbusDay Thurs.,Dcc.23 - OfficesClosc at Noon Thurs.;Nov.ll - VeteransDay Fri.,Dec.24 - ChristmasEvc, Day Thurs.,Nov.25 - ThanksgivingDay,

OCTOBER venLs NOUEMBER MON 4 BEC GetjToEether Taylor Pavilio"n 7pm SAT 6 Postcard Show Taylor Pavilion 8am - 4pm SAT/STIN9/10 Decoy Show Taylor Pavilion 8am - 4pm FRI/SAT 12113 First Presblterian Church SUN 10 Belmar Fall Festival Fall Flea Market Main Street10am 9th and E Street SUN 10 JuvenileDiabetes SAT 13 St. Rose Holiday Boutique Walk-a-thon Taylor Pavilion 9am - 5pm SLN 10 Free Nature Walk 1st Ave. Beach2pm DEGEMBER SAT 16 Free Nature Walk Shark River 9am Senior Citizen Christmas Party Taylor Pavilion SUN 17 Crop Walk-a-thon I BelmarECOWATCH r FALI-/III/INTER 2004 6 6anitation6 Qecyclin6dchedule

Belmar Recycles - Yeat Round Schedule - LOCATION CANB.ACEPICX-UP RECYCLINGPICK-UP 'C'Srrcct CrEast (including'C'Strcct) Monday,Thursday Wcdncsday 'C' Wcstof Strcet Tucsday,Friday Wcdncsday

Curb Side Pick-uDI ,, , includcs: ' ' - Ncwspapcrs- bundlcd and ticd Plastic anyiug, containcr or hardplastic ' GlassBottlcs markcdon thebottom with r rccycling ' AluminumCans - No foil trianglcand a numbcr.(no plastic bags) ' Tin - cans,shccts ' Co-Minglcd BrushPid<-up first wcckof cvcrymonth No trnh pick-up on: NewYcar'sDay. Martin LuthcrKng Day, Prcsidcnt'sDay, Lincoln'sBirthday, Good Friday,Columbus Day, Vetcran'sDay, Thanksgivingand day aftcr, ChristmasDay

Dropoff at Recycfing'Center ' . . BulR Pick-Up Sclredufc , , . (l5nCr Rarmoao Avruurs) Thc followingschcdulc indicates thc numbcrof fcc stickcrs - Opcn' 8 a.m.to 4 p.m. icquircdfor cachbulk itcm.Each stickcr is bascdon afcc of Moaday,Tursday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday $2.00for twcnty-fivcpounds of wci$t cxccptfor thcfollowing: - Oocn' 9 a.m.to I o.m. AutomobilcTircs...... 3 Sundryr(tlotcdWedncsday) TruckTircs ...... 5 All ncwspapcrs,glass, aluminum, tin andplastic. Rcfrigcrator/Frcczer ...... 15 PLUS: AirConditioncr...... 15 ' Magazincs,junk mail and office papcr (photocopics, computcrprintouts) Any Unit containingChlorofluorocarbons ...... 15 ' (corrugatcd,ccrcal, shoc and othcr clcan Cardboard Thc Boroughof Bclmarwill not collcctor disposcof automobilc pad

The following is the sweePer schedule for all of Befmar:

SUN. Main St. / 10th Ave./ Mall/ OceanAve. THURS. Main St. / 10th Ave./ M^11,/ Ocean Ave. MON. Main St. / 10th Ave./ Mall / OceanAve. Point (Al1 areaswest of Main Street) and / or 16th Ave. to 11th. Ave. 17th. Ave. South to North Blvd.) TUES. Main St. / 10th Ave./ lN/{alJ,/ Ocean Ave. FRI. Belmar Marina / Main St. / 10th Ave. 10th. Ave. to 6th. Ave. Mall/ OceanAve. WED. 5th Ave. to 1st Ave. / Main St. / 10th Ave. SAT. Main St. / 10th Ave./ Mall/ OceanAve. MaIl / Ocean Ave. r I CounfyTokes Electronic/Toxic , . Ygun9 lo,nSethove to woitfor speciolturn-in doys- f9 properlydispose of TV's,computers ond other electronics,y|it poseo wostehozord beco,use they ore filled with toxic chemicols. The Country fo"Jtiti o" ShoftoRood in TintonFolls will i nowtoke electronits Thursdoys ond Fridoys,from Z:30 om t il ";j Soturdoysfrom Z:30 om - 2 pm.No oppointmentisnecess ory. For directions dr questiont, ,oll i32-g22-4788.

^, . Sotg good news.The Monmouth,County Household Hozordous Woste turn-in locotion, olso on ShoftoRood,. is nowgpen.six doys o week,.fromMondoy - Soturdoy.An oppointmentis stifi """a"Jir., con,bring oll,hozordous household trosh, like lown & gordenchemicols,'htut"holJ .l"on"rt, go;i';; ontifreezeond mercuqy ihermostots.) Coll 732-922-223tr lor on oppointment.

Thedeporlment of Publicworks hos onnounced thot they will be flushingfire hydrontsbeginning October 11th throughoutthe restof the month.

BELMAR RECYCLING INFO

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NEWSPAPER, \^/EDhIESDAY TIED & ET]LINI)LED AT C{JREtSIf)E CNTO BOXES)

PLACED,fNI COhITATNIER GLASS. BOTTLES, JAR"S \^/EDNESDAf' AT CI'RBSIDE, ALTJI\4INTJ]\4 CANS TTN hIOT fAI PAPER- OR, PLASTICS & JIJGS PLASTIC BAGS JAN 1-' TO SEPT. 30 PLACED BETW'EEN - LEAVES NIOT r}.I FIR.ST \^/EEK OF I\,{ONTH SIDE\A/ALK & CIJRB STREET ocr. 1 To DEC 3tsr LOOSE, NOT IN BAG \^/EEKLY OR CONITAINER

TREE BRANICHES FIR,ST\^/EEK OF N4ONTH f{EATLI' STACKED & ETR,IJSH ).EAR. ROT'ND AT CIJRBSIDE I\4AGAZN\IES & JTINK WTAIL COLORED PAPER RECYCLI}\IG "NIO CE]\ITER, PLACEI) ThI CANS AT PHONIE E}OOKS CEI\ITER. CART)EiOARD & BR"O\^/}I PAPER. BAGS REC)'CL[|{G CENTER FLATTE]\IED & TIED

IfA-I--I-ERIES:AUTO & HOTJSEHOLD RECYCLII\IG CENTER PLACEI) N{ CONITAINIER a.r cgNrer< OFFICE PAPER & CO\4PIJTER. PAPER RECYCLr}{G CENTER

P()(JRE[) IN I\IOTOR. OIL DESIGNATED TAhIK AT BELI\,{AR RECYCLII.IG CENTEF'

CLOTHINIG BrI\IS AT RECYCLIh{G CENTER. L r1'd".#+ There'sEven Some Perks! Adopt-a-Spot By Peggy O'Connor Appreciation Night Adopt-a-Spot Coo rdi nator The Belmar Environmental Commissionwill host a get- just The BelmarAdopt-a-Spot program has together at Taylor Pavilion ended its second summer and the program is (Ocean thriving.While all originallysuggested spots have & 5th Aves) from 7 to been adopted,we'd like to hear if you have a 8:30 p.m. on Monday,October public area near your home or businessthat 4, ZOO4,for Adopt-a-Spotters would welcomeadoption. We also would like to and othersinterested in learning hear you are going to volunteerto adopt that moreabout our energeticgroup. needyarea! Anyone may attend, listen Thereare even a few perksfor cleaningthe Adopt-a-Spotsareas. There are several to times duringthe summer when cleaningbecomes arduous - for instanceafter the Tom Brennanon his guitar,have SeafoodFestival, the Five Mile Run, the Firemen'sFair and any weekend.lt is very a cup of coffue, talk with old "thank "God pleasantto hear peoplepassing say you" and occasionally bless you." friends,make some new friends Anotherperk is talkingto peoplewho are interestedenough to stop and ask why on and look at our picture clisplay earthanyone would be pickingup garbage good someoneelse's [a very conversation created this year by a BEC starterland then,too, there is alwaysthe chanceof findinga lost penny,dime or even a quarterl committee.We'll be there waiting lf any one has had an interestingexperience or found somethingunusual while to greetyou! cleaningwe'd like to hear about it, send us a note and we will put it in the next EcoWatch. [5VPPeggr, 732681 -81 50 Have a wonderfulwinter and keepcleaning. Belmar never looked so good! (peg81 [email protected]).

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