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Lead by example. /t

Wait, at the beginning of the pandemic wasn't the general population told they are destroying the economy because they were saving their money? Now we spend too much. We just can't get it right. I really don't understand why we are entrusted with money. Serfdom is so much better for the economy.

My previous range hood and range hood microwave both included a damper as required. When I took them off for repairs, I did not find grease on the ducts or dampeners. Dunno, maybe it's because I eat lots of avocado toast? I am considering installing a duct booster fan that is pressure...

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Asking for a friend. How bad of an idea is it to share a kitchenette range hood exhaust with the bathroom exhaust? Bathroom ducting is 6" sheet metal. He would install a gasketed "trade" quality damper on both the range hood and bathroom to prevent backdrafts.

Where is this printed cash going? Prices are going up, money is "printed", but I don't know of anyone getting more money. Maybe I need to expand my circle to include billionaires. Those got wheelbarrows of cash during the pandemic.

I'm not sure what you're all complaining about. There's plenty of money to be made if you work hard. Billionaires worked hard and made money in these hard times...

Absolutely, I will seal it after installation. It's just that the package says every three months. That's ridiculous, and I know it will not happen. What sealer do you use on your floors? The tiles are marable. I took a look at some offcuts that I sprayed with water last night and left with...

I haven't done finish caulking with it. Having adjustable steady speed is like like driving an auto. It's easy to overshoot. With the manual caulk gun it's probably easier to get a nice finish if you are good at balancing speed and trigger pressure. Manual caulk gun gives more control. I...

I git a bunch of caulk on clearance and a display power gun for $20. That will take care of any gaps quick. On another note some prices are still wack. Pvc baseboard is 3x compared to US at HD. Transition strips are also 2x-3x.

Various things. For example, a door frame with about a 1/4" - 1/2" gap up top. It would take too much caulk to fill and not be worth using a spray foam can as they are pretty much single use.

I need a glue that expands and foams up to take up space. I remember the old PL used to do that, but as newer versions of it came out, each promised less foaming. What kind of glue that comes in a cartridge expands the most?

A junior chicken at McDs is $3.19! Wtf that used to be dollar value picks. At least Timmies donuts are not $3.

Hey, going back to my countertop stove cutout, you mentioned sealing the edges well. I will apply a good bead of silicone between the cooktop and counter face, but is there a product and technique to seal the wood below the counter top?

These are very effective. https://www.amazon.ca/StowAway-Cargo-Carriers-20-6-Tightener/dp/B0001CMUV4

Tinfoil hats do an ok job at filtering headache EM radiation. Lead is the best.

I am far from a concrete guy, but I recently fixed my basement slab that had a few issues. It had a 6in deep 2ft by 2ft cut out. Some spots required thin leveling in preparation for flooring. I read lots of reviews and specs of all kinds of concrete sold HD. Most self leveling concrete needs...

My Geocities is gone. Internet is not THAT permanent.

Yes, I rolled into Squamish and coerced a local into selling me their property. I told them to take 20% over 2019 prices and **** off. Sorry, not sorry, they invested in F350s and lift kits. It's amusing how many different levels of locals there are here. Who exactly is a local? The loggers? The...

So basically... professional Karens?