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Compac Industries, Inc.

Walter H Burrows

Ronnie J Moore

A method for removing a reflective decal from a vehicle's body surface, especially a baked enamel surface as would be found on a truck or an automobile. The method includes the steps of contacting the decal, for a period of time sufficient to loosen the decal from the surface, with a composition consisting essentially of methylene chloride, a lower alkyl alcohol, a lower aliphatic symmetric or unsymmetric ketone, methyl cellulose and polyethylene glycol, and separating the loosened decal from the surface with a high pressure stream of liquid.

Method for removing reflective decal

This invention relates to a device that may be inserted into the soil of a potted plant for the purpose of determining the soil moisture content thereof. The device employs a moisture sensitive signalling element and a tube-shaped humidity chamber which provides means for establishing an equilibrium condition between the moisture content of the soil and the moisture content of the air surrounding the signalling element, thereby providing an accurate indicator of soil moisture content.

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Atlanta, GA, United States of America

Walter H Burrows