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Omaha Steve

Omaha Steve's Journal
Omaha Steve's Journal
January 16, 2013

Get this one & the extension chord for yours and the birds safety


http://www.sears.com/allied-precision-ind-250-watt-aluminum-bird-bath/p-SPM6393420308?prdNo=1&blockNo=1&blockType=G1&blockNo=1&blockType=G1



Product Description

Allied Precision Ind 250 Watt Aluminum Bird Bath De Icer W250

Bird bath de icer
Keeps birdbaths from freezing
Compact aluminum base in a low profile design
Safe to use in plastic bird baths
Non-Stick coating and flowing water all combine to reduce mineral buildup
10' cord
250 watt
Length: 6.75
Width: 3.25
Height: 6 - Ship Weight: 3.00 lbs.


http://www.songbirdgarden.com/store/scripts/prodView.asp?idproduct=9471



Safely connect outdoor heated accessories in rain or snow! (also there is a 50ft model)

LOCKNDRY Power Supply Extension Cord - 16 guage, 25 ft long. The revolutionary LOCKNDRY is the only detachable power supply cord approved by Underwriters Laboratories for use only with Allied Precision heated buckets, heated pet bowls, heated bird baths, deicers, etc. Provides a water-resistant seal while keeping the connection firmly secured. the specially designed plug on the LOCKNDRY cord fits any standard outlet, but when mated with the LOCKNDRY compatible power cord, the large black nut pulls the plug tight against the gasket to form a water-resistant seal. The red nut the locks everything in place and prevents cord separation. The LOCKNDRY is great as an all-purpose extension cord too! Made in the USA!



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