

Can get the same effect if you just drive the mower faster. Much faster.
“The future ain’t what it used to be.”
-Yogi Berra


Can get the same effect if you just drive the mower faster. Much faster.
They’re taking too many hints from the printer industry
Helluva surge to blow a relay.
Youre probably in for a new washer mate. Time alone. You gotta account for that.


Again, why? Do you see mold? If you aren’t identifying real issues to.address, the best coarse of action for a house which has been there a while without developing any issues is to just leave it be. Not that killz would hurt but… why?
Do you know what year this house was built? Is it from say… the 1910s to the 1950s? Based on that paint color, it’s what I would guess, along with the seemingly single wall construction. If so, it’s a pretty good chance its redwood, and not that floppy 3rd growth shit, but the real deal, “were mining the future of the planet”, old growth redwood. The actual redwood parts of my house are the only parts which have 0 issues related to insects or mold.


They posted this elsewhere but I’m not sure that’s drywall. My house was built in the 1930s and is very similar construction to this. I’d guess it’s solid wood


Interesting. No matter how many times I’m placed on hold, I still haven’t found what I’m looking for.


Live broken. But live to spite those who broke you.


Replaced the CAM sensors a while back. Avoided O2 sensors because, well, annoying to replace.


Too old.
465 AC
four windows, 65 mph