I use some simple door Door Wedges to keep my combicool level what im looking for is adjustable legs like these to put my combicool on.. You need a Circular Spirit Level that you can stick to the lid of your combicool
that helps a lot..
P.S these small spirit levels you can buy at B&Q or Homebase etc...
Post last edited on 27/07/2006 17:33:31
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[what im looking for is adjustable legs like these to put my combicool on..
If you find it let us know - it looks ideal. I thought I had the combicool about level last weekend, but it wasn't working right and when I checked with the level it was way off. Ended up having to shove a couple of rolled up picnic blankets under it! (We were on a bit of a slope!)
Many 'novelty' shops sell keyrings with little spirit levels on them. I was thinking of gluing one of these in the recess under the handle. I don't think the front to back level is nearly as critical as the side to side.
Or save the gadgets and put a (clear) container of water on the lid of the Combicool. Check that the water is at the same height on all sides of the container.
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Topic: combicool on floor/table?
