A look at the Miele shop
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Window sill spikes like those are very rare in California - I figure that's because of the legal liability issues, should someone "accidentally" fall on them and then sue for injuries. I also doubt they are intended for pigeons, because pigeons would not normally roost so near the pavement. Plus, they could easily avoid the spikes - no so with the brush-like narrow spikes used in the Bay Area (like on BART) to deter the little poopers.
I will be in Amsterdam the first week of October and will visit this shop. The toy Miele washer is available at a toy store in San Francisco's Noe Valley on 24th Street.
We'd better warn the guy there is a whole club coming to visit him. LOL
I stand corrected... It was just a guess...
Yes, the "spikes" here in California are indeed "needle like." And, they're everywhere, especially in Southern California. (Here's an example of the bird spikes in use here in the U.S.) I was just taking a guess that the spikes pictured in the previous posts might be a European version.
Yes, the "spikes" here in California are indeed "needle like." And, they're everywhere, especially in Southern California. (Here's an example of the bird spikes in use here in the U.S.) I was just taking a guess that the spikes pictured in the previous posts might be a European version.
Most storefronts I've seen in the US don't have window sills at all. The glass comes almost flush with the exterior wall, so unless you had a very tiny butt it would be very difficult to perch upon the intersection of window with building.
As a result, our homeless just sit on the sidewalk and do their thing. Some of them are quite deranged.
As a result, our homeless just sit on the sidewalk and do their thing. Some of them are quite deranged.
