Damn, that hurts a little
What did you do today?
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Damn WEAPZ, that hurt me too.
... oh you mean the cost of the fuel. Sorry, thats just still 60 dollars less than it cost me to fill my econoline the last time I filed it up, so I cannot afford you the sympathy
What did I do today you might ask... almost won an argument with CJ
... oh you mean the cost of the fuel. Sorry, thats just still 60 dollars less than it cost me to fill my econoline the last time I filed it up, so I cannot afford you the sympathy
What did I do today you might ask... almost won an argument with CJ
$3.01 here
Damn WEAPZ, that hurt me too.
... oh you mean the cost of the fuel. Sorry, thats just still 60 dollars less than it cost me to fill my econoline the last time I filed it up, so I cannot afford you the sympathy
What did I do today you might ask... almost won an argument with CJ
Argument? It’s just a discussion with enthusiasm. It’s not cold n dark here so I don’t spend nearly as much time reading technical manuals anymore.
Its an argument if I win and a discussion if you do. Has your wife taught you nothing Chris lol
Believe me she tries.
That argument be free or pay per view?Damn WEAPZ, that hurt me too.
... oh you mean the cost of the fuel. Sorry, thats just still 60 dollars less than it cost me to fill my econoline the last time I filed it up, so I cannot afford you the sympathy
What did I do today you might ask... almost won an argument with CJ
I got Shell gas yesterday at $4.59 a gallon. Using the gallons CJ used, that would cost me $122.97
$105.28 here.
Looked at a semi-cove linoleum job a few days ago. Customer wants it done the same way with Marmoleum this time.
Under the window, there is a rotten spot 16x32. The rot starts 6" away from the tub. I'm going to repair the floor unless the damage goes up into the wall or includes the wall plate. If it goes that far, the customer has a carpenter.
The "coving" was done with the same Manningto commercial vinyl.
After the floor repair is done, ya suppose it's better to install 1/4" underlayment rather than try to blend in the repair?
That's what I'm thinking.
Under the window, there is a rotten spot 16x32. The rot starts 6" away from the tub. I'm going to repair the floor unless the damage goes up into the wall or includes the wall plate. If it goes that far, the customer has a carpenter.
The "coving" was done with the same Manningto commercial vinyl.
After the floor repair is done, ya suppose it's better to install 1/4" underlayment rather than try to blend in the repair?
That's what I'm thinking.
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$3.04 today so that would be $81.44
Thats not a cove its an upstand
If you are relacing the whole lot I would be maybe putting the upstand on first the laying the floor as the thickness of the product would hide any small gaps. Tooo hard to scribe the upstand into the floor
1/8th inch door skin all over the walls and give yourself a fighin chance. If you get the fat lino metal you can jam a piece of door skin and pvc in there and then it looks all sexy and finished.
We did 750 sq. ft. of floating LVP and a set of woven carpeted stairs in 7 1/2 hours today. Nice pay day
That's some really nifty stair carpetWe did 750 sq. ft. of floating LVP and a set of woven carpeted stairs in 7 1/2 hours today. Nice pay day
Big score at Habitat Restore.
The pieces of this waether station were inside of a cardboard box and the instructions and all the paraphernalia that came with it were in the box too. It said "not tested"
If you buy anything electronic or a motor or a drill or whatever if the restore people plug it in and test it they'll put the word "tested" on the box letting you know that it functions.
This one said not tested and there was a handful of pieces in the box so for a $20 chance I went ahead and grabbed it.
Got it home took all the parts out of the box. The rain gauge part of the unit was still in its plastic factory pouch. So were the u-bolts that you use to connect the outdoor unit to a mast. A little plastic cup that measures the wind speed was in the box too. Everything is there including all the instructions. You can download an app to connect it to your phone to too.
The little rubber feet on a peel and stick card have never been installed on the base console yet.
The sucker is brand new.
https://www.amazon.com/Davis-Instruments-6250-Vantage-Wireless/dp/B002LLVFK0Merry christmas to me, merry Christmas
to me.....
....you know the rest.
The pieces of this waether station were inside of a cardboard box and the instructions and all the paraphernalia that came with it were in the box too. It said "not tested"
If you buy anything electronic or a motor or a drill or whatever if the restore people plug it in and test it they'll put the word "tested" on the box letting you know that it functions.
This one said not tested and there was a handful of pieces in the box so for a $20 chance I went ahead and grabbed it.
Got it home took all the parts out of the box. The rain gauge part of the unit was still in its plastic factory pouch. So were the u-bolts that you use to connect the outdoor unit to a mast. A little plastic cup that measures the wind speed was in the box too. Everything is there including all the instructions. You can download an app to connect it to your phone to too.
The little rubber feet on a peel and stick card have never been installed on the base console yet.
The sucker is brand new.
https://www.amazon.com/Davis-Instruments-6250-Vantage-Wireless/dp/B002LLVFK0Merry christmas to me, merry Christmas
to me.........you know the rest.
That one section going around to the tub is the only place where there's an issue with the glued on piece of flooring. The rest of the room looks good. I gave the store an estimate of 1260 bucks or something like that to do the repairs and install, including an estimated $75 for floor repair materials ..../ 16 by 32 inches.
That includes installing new quarter inch underlayment but does not include the underlayment.
