Projects over Corona Vacation
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KingSobieski
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Dude u can't at night we got all day tomorrow to drink beer n concrete
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KingSobieski
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I do regret using that black landscape drain pipe I shoulda bones up for pvc
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KingSobieski
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Waxed the Charger.
Pressure cleaned a walkway and lower roof tiles.
Cleaned the drain hoses on my washer. Picture is sideways. Hoses are under the drum.
Pressure cleaned a walkway and lower roof tiles.
Cleaned the drain hoses on my washer. Picture is sideways. Hoses are under the drum.
KingSobieski
Veteran XX
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I poured 60 80lb bags of concrete just to get this done. Concrete doesn't go very far. My worker and his wife did the mixing and pouring and I did the trowling and forming.
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KingSobieski
Veteran XX
Ngfm get a top loader. Front load are a moldy scam.
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I wanted a front loader for the longest time and then I got one lol.. Ditched that shit when we moved and got some awesome LG appliances with the new house. Top loading is so much better.
KingSobieski
Veteran XX
I did the breakup after work one night, then I spent a day digging out the dirt, adding a trailer hitch to my car, getting the trailer, then loading the dirt and dumping it.
Another day I built a raised garden bed, picked up the concrete bags, setup the form boards.
The final day the guy showed up at 10am and we finished at 5pm with lots of beer breaks.
Probably like a real 4-5hrs for mixing and pouring.
If the job was like twice the size, I might get a powered mixing barrel.
If it was bigger than that, probably call in a truck to pour it. But it would have to be a flat pad.
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Another day I built a raised garden bed, picked up the concrete bags, setup the form boards.
The final day the guy showed up at 10am and we finished at 5pm with lots of beer breaks.
Probably like a real 4-5hrs for mixing and pouring.
If the job was like twice the size, I might get a powered mixing barrel.
If it was bigger than that, probably call in a truck to pour it. But it would have to be a flat pad.
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My washer is great. I run the cleaning cycle once a month. When the wash is done, I open the door, dry everything (drum and boot seal), empty out the water from the soap tray, and leave everything open. I have a fan on the back of the washer that blows air to the front. This drys the entire washer.
The fan on the back of the washer is key. Mine is a computer fan attached to the back of the washer with one screw plugged into a power strip. Leave everything open after the wash cycle, and run the cleaning cycle once a month.
Top loaders have the same problem. The water sits at the bottom of the tub and molds. For top loaders you can spray bleach behind the drum, let is soak, then run the cleaning cycle with Afresh.
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lemon got owned.
Here is a vet plaque I have been working on as well as the bass guitar. I rubbed the stain and used thinner to create lighting effects and to accentuate certain areas.
hehehe I saw Astley and stopped before clicking link... thanks sink shitter!
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