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Directions: Use the word Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Recover or Repair to the given
sample of materials below. Write your answer on the space before each number.. You
can give one or more answers.
_________1. old clothes/shoes
_________2. plastic spoon
_________3. shaky old chair
_________4. tin can
5. dried leaves and twigs
Directions: Use the word Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Recover or Repair to the given
sample of materials below. Write your answer on the space before each number.. You
can give one or more answers.
_________1. old clothes/shoes
_________2. plastic spoon
_________3. shaky old chair
_________4. tin can
5. dried leaves and twigs
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1.reduce
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All types of wooden furniture have their own individual structural problems. With common sense and a few particulars, you can keep all your wooden chairs in good repair. Here's how to replace loose or broken chair parts:
Loose Joints
Seat frames are held by mortise-and-tenon joints (a prong or tongue or wood secured in a hole in the joinining piece) or doweled joints (pegs of wood hold the pieces together) supported by triangular glue blocks notched to fit the legs. If you catch a loose joint in time, repair it with glue. If the joint is broken, you'll have to disassemble it and replace the dowels. The triangular glue blocks will probably be glued and screwed to the frame, and the dowel joint might even be supported with hidden nail or screw fasteners. Separate the joint carefully with an old screwdriver or a stiff-bladed putty knife, then replace the dowels. Make sure the joint is clean and dry before you reassemble it.