This is better for nightime viewing – hopefully you’ve had a couple of cold ones by now:
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This is better for nightime viewing – hopefully you’ve had a couple of cold ones by now:
Most stolen cars last year per 100,000 population:
1. Fresno, Calif.
2. Modesto, Calif.
3. Bakersfield-Delano, Calif.
4. Spokane, Wash.
5. Vallejo-Fairfield, Calif.
6. Sacramento, Calif. area
7. Stockton, Calif.
8. Visalia-Porterville, Calif.
9. San Francisco-Oakland, Calif. area
10. Yakima, Wash.
11. Laredo, Texas
12. Detroit, Mich. area
13. Seattle, Wash. area
14. Macon, Georgia
15. San Diego, Calif. area
16. Myrtle Beach, SC area
17. Las Vegas, Nev.
18. San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara, Calif.
19. Jackson, Miss.
20. Albuquerque, NM
http://www.cnbc.com/id/43551709
Were your cabinet refaced? It’s hard to believe how nice the front looks with that particle board floor. The kitchen sink base of my ‘cost effective’ mid 70’s constructed home is the same, pre-repair. My latest pet peeve are the glued p-traps that can’t be opened, needing a plumber to clear a slow draining kids bathroom sink that is probably restricted by all those toothpaste tube caps that they do not know where they went.
Good repair lesson…thanks Jim.
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“Using Lease Purchase in the Current Real Estate Market”
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I am excited to have John teach us this method of investing and looking forward to seeing all of you at our next General Meeting on May 13th! Our building doors open at 6:30 PM and the meeting starts at 7:00 PM.
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oc renter posted that on pigginton in 2008. He sounds like quite the scam artist.
What i don’t get is how Jeneae was able to talk people into letting her keep the $100,000. They just didn’t care? And then what were the buyers thinking?
I have been learning about mold recently. Apparently you should mix the clorox 60/40 with water. That generates some sort of better reaction.
“My latest pet peeve are the glued p-traps that can’t be opened, needing a plumber….”
Have you considered a hacksaw and an investment in new fittings?
That’s a radial arm saw. Awesome for certain things, but a table saw is better for large pieces that exceed the reach of the radial arm. Depends on what you’re cutting.
Chuck
Looks like underhood of a new Chevrolet.
I would hazard a guess that the 20 yr old Makita drill still holds up well compared to more expensive drills that can be bought today. The old drill may still use a cord, but at least you won’t have to worry about running out of power right in the middle of a job.
Thanks! Great job on the cabinet. I think I’m ready to give it a try. Bleach is great but please let it sit longer. Yes, diluting it with water will reduce the evaporation rate and allow it to contact the mold longer…killing more below the surface.
It was a great job in informing other people on how to repair diluted areas of the house without the help of any technicians. it was such a great repair lesson..
Mind those artist hands JTR!
I have to agree that mind chess with the misses is an art form all of it’s own.
Great video. I learned something new.
Great video Jim. I have a similar condition in my own condo, now I know exactly what to do to fix it. Thanks so much.
“I’ll do it tomorrow”….famous last words of unfinished projects that sit around for a year…
Atleast with me, that’s the case :-).
Great tip Jim, thanks for sharing that. Got any on how to fix a busted internal pan in my AC air handler in the attic? Got quoted $800 to replace my pan. On that note, got any viedo tips on how to replace a small (2’x1′)portion of a bedroom cieling? The busted ac pan allowed condensate to leak thru the attic floor/bedroom cieling. With a hot summer upon us, this might be of interest to other homeowners who may have also skimped on their annual AC maintenance 🙂