What's something that was removed from your hangar that you miss?

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Let's start a thread of decisions that we (or our spouses) made that involved our hangars.
We bought a new house and now the hangar couch is going into our den, and the fridge is going on the back porch. Now I have to take a nap after my flights in a sports chair because I'm not buying another couch. Not as worried about the fridge.
 
Let's start a thread of decisions that we (or our spouses) made that involved our hangars.
We bought a new house and now the hangar couch is going into our den, and the fridge is going on the back porch. Now I have to take a nap after my flights in a sports chair because I'm not buying another couch. Not as worried about the fridge.
The airplane
 
I’m down two airplanes from what I had before I got married.

To be fair, it wasn’t because of the spouse…it was the job loss, move, and a few other excuses.
 
I can’t think of anything that was removed. It’s always more and more clutter.
BTW I couldn’t go without a fridge. I have 2 mini fridges and a 5 cubic ft deep freeze that is acting as a warm box during the winter to keep things from freezing. I unplug it and use a reptile heating element on a thermostat.
 
Automatic door switch. Most toddlers I know are aware enough to get out of the way. Stupid OSHA.
That is very annoying. Luckily the previous tenant of mine made a catch that you put a small piece of safety wire in and it holds the down switch.
 
I can’t think of anything that was removed. It’s always more and more clutter.
BTW I couldn’t go without a fridge. I have 2 mini fridges and a 5 cubic ft deep freeze that is acting as a warm box during the winter to keep things from freezing. I unplug it and use a reptile heating element on a thermostat.
Same.

I'm up to two full size fridges - one for food and non alcoholic beverages and the other for.... well, the stuff that doesn't fit in the other categories but that you want to keep cold. :cheers:
 
Pro Seal?
Deep freeze for that stuff! I had some that hung around for a couple years after selling off my RV-7 kit. It sat there in the deep freeze and I almost tossed it a couple of times, but... you know, that stuff's expensive, and you might need it some day. Well, turns out a year or two later I had a weeping fuel tank rivet in the RV-12. Faced with the prospect of taking the tank out and apart again to seal that up, I put a little of that don't-remember-how-old Proseal in a syringe and forced it in from the outside. It took; it's been leak-free for at least 8 years now.
 
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