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Welcome to the SSCE. We are a group of people that love these little campers and the joy that they bring. This club talks about everything under the sun... Please sit back, enjoy the friendship, ask questions, and if your question doesn't get... See more

Welcome to the SSCE. We are a group of people that love these little campers and the joy that they bring. This club talks about everything under the sun... Please sit back, enjoy the friendship, ask questions, and if your question doesn't get answered the first time, then feel free to email the group moderators and we will see what we can do. Photo from Ace at the 2007 Scottyland gathering showing an original Serro Scotty and the new 2007 Scotty. Thank you, Mrs. ScottyAl (Jessie) Have a safe and fun camping season :-) Don't forget to check out our club website at Serroscottycamperenthusiasts.org. See less

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Serro Scotty trailers were built from 1957 until April, 1997, when the plant in Irwin, Pennsylvania burned down. The plant later reopened in Mt. Pleasant, Pennsylvania, but never again to make travel trailers. Today, known as Mobile Concepts by... See more

Serro Scotty trailers were built from 1957 until April, 1997, when the plant in Irwin, Pennsylvania burned down. The plant later reopened in Mt. Pleasant, Pennsylvania, but never again to make travel trailers. Today, known as Mobile Concepts by Scotty, they manufacture fire safety "houses". Due to their easy availability, low cost, and the increasing population of retiring baby boomers, there has been a resurgence of popularity for these small trailers that can be towed by even a 4-cylinder, and stored in the family garage. In 2007, a new company, Serro Scotty Worldwide, began producing a modern version of the original Serro Scotty trailer. Did you miss the National Rally? 2005, 2006 & 2007 Rally CDs are now available for purchase here See less

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All information is provided directly by the listing real estate professional who is solely responsible for the content. In responding to a current listing, or for further details, please contact the listed broker directly either by telephone, fax,... See more

All information is provided directly by the listing real estate professional who is solely responsible for the content. In responding to a current listing, or for further details, please contact the listed broker directly either by telephone, fax, or... See less

Highlights: HIGHLIGHTS: Price: $514,000.00 For Sale

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Water Heaters In a typical Canadian home, water heating is the second biggest energy user after space heating. In fact, water heating usually accounts for up to 20 percent of your total utility costs. The good news is that it's possible to reduce... See more

Water Heaters In a typical Canadian home, water heating is the second biggest energy user after space heating. In fact, water heating usually accounts for up to 20 percent of your total utility costs. The good news is that it's possible to reduce your water heating costs by selecting an energy-efficient water heater that meets your needs, installing some basic water-saving devices and adjusting your water-using habits. water-heating models are available - and like any other major household appliance, the cost of purchasing and operating a water heater can vary significantly from one model to another. Don't just take the word of your plumber, contractor or utility about what product to install in your home, become an informed consumer and take control of your hot-water costs and consumption. See less

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by: noblevendor ( 307 ) 2 out of 2 people found this guide helpful. Guide viewed: 264 times Tags: sofa | living room | bedroom | daybed | patio Bicast leather is a term that pops up more and more as one searches for leather products, I know I was not... See more

by: noblevendor ( 307 ) 2 out of 2 people found this guide helpful. Guide viewed: 264 times Tags: sofa | living room | bedroom | daybed | patio Bicast leather is a term that pops up more and more as one searches for leather products, I know I was not sure what it meant when I first saw the term so I decided to do some research. Bicast leather is produced by splitting the thickness of the hides, producing top grain and a split grain portion. Bicast is the split grain portion of the leather with a plastic type coating, generally very shiny, it's very similar to Patent leather (be sure to keep it away from a strong heat source), it is easily cleaned with just a damp cloth so great for use in areas that have children or lots of wear and tear. The top of the leather is also treated with a polyurethane to ensure the shine. This is a great product for someone wanting leather but not have to pay top dollar, functional, easy to clean and looks beautiful. This is a great selection for someone on... See less

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Avoid sources of heat: You may like the idea of cozying up next to the fireplace, but your leather furniture won't like it. Radiators and fireplaces have a drying effect on leather that causes premature moisture loss, resulting in leather becoming... See more

Avoid sources of heat: You may like the idea of cozying up next to the fireplace, but your leather furniture won't like it. Radiators and fireplaces have a drying effect on leather that causes premature moisture loss, resulting in leather becoming stiff and brittle. Keep your leather furniture at least 30 cm (12 inches) away from sources of heat. Avoid UV rays: Never place upholstered leather furniture in direct sunlight. Aside from sunlight having a drying effect on leather, the UV rays will quickly fade the colour of your leather furniture. Wet dust frequently: The most effective way to keep your leather clean and looking its best all the time is to wet dust it weekly. Make sure you wet dust all surfaces, especially cushions, arms and decking. This helps retard the accumulation of soiling and will add years of life to your furniture. Wet dusting is the simple process of taking a white cloth towel, immersing it in purified water, wringing out as much as possible, and gently wiping the... See less