

Those ultrasonic pest repellers are useless.
Shawn Woods of Moustrap Monday fame demonstrated this against various rodents.
He has other videos demonstrating the futility of other ultrasonic devices as well.
I doubt that opossum will be affected either.


Won’t the metal baskets and rack act as a Faraday cage, reducing the effective range of the wifi?
Without entry-level jobs opening letters, how will we train the people who open packages, and those padded envelopes with pull strings that snap before the envelope is opened?
It may be a good idea to use a toilet tank scale preventer pucks to prevent mineral buildup on your flusher parts.
This may also help with toilet bowl deposits and staining from hard water.


Now that I have a had a second look, I believe that back cabinet wall is wood, not drywall.


That bottom layer of wood, likely your subflooring, looks pretty solid.
That thin layer on top of it might be vintage linoleum, which can contain asbestos.
It’s not doing much harm under the other layers of flooring, but be careful if you’re determined to remove it, and consider professional help.
Otherwise, it’s an area that will be hidden under the new dishwasher, and whatever other cabinets you fill the rest of the under-cabinet space with.
All you really have to worry about is making sure the dishwasher has a relatively level surface to rest its adjustable feet on.
Since you have the area exposed, you might also consider replacing the water stained drywall at the bottom. It might help make the kitchen smell less musty.
Or not. Again, it will be hidden.


There should definitely be a first aid kit somewhere in the building, free for anyone to use.


That’s actually quite resourceful! I know I have lots of screws sitting around waiting for projects that never happen.
I know, that’s why I had to return it the same day. Otherwise, it’s going to take up residence in my junk drawer.
To get instructions from your refrigerator that is already part of a botnet.