what did you do around the house today?

[vengie]

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So you've got two in the front and one in the rear. Perfect setup.

Yeah a 22x22 up front attached and a 20x22 detached in the rear

[ThePenIsMightier]

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[AndyL]

Mullet garages. Business in the front party in the rear.

I'll see myself out.

[ThePenIsMightier]

Getting warmer...



Even Spongebob knows, at this point...

[vengie]

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Ahhh I got it now.

Classic shocker.

[B.Spilner]

Frosted our cabinet windows.

[suntan]

Looks way better, now you won't run into them.

[killramos]

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Frosted our cabinet windows.

Is that just a film or did you have someone frost the glass?

[B.Spilner]

Gila window film from home depot. $37 to do the 4 with a bit left over. After wrapping the car this shit is a breeze lol

[tirebob]

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Gila window film from home depot. $37 to do the 4 with a bit left over. After wrapping the car this shit is a breeze lol

Fuck yeah... We just used the same stuff on a door. Works awesome!

[B.Spilner]

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Fuck yeah... We just used the same stuff on a door. Works awesome!

Haha yes sir! I've tinted our house windows along with a few friends, used a few of their products and have nothing bad to say about them! Love the DIY!

[ThePenIsMightier]

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Haha yes sir! I've tinted our house windows along with a few friends, used a few of their products and have nothing bad to say about them! Love the DIY!

What tint to buy for home and where to buy, please?

[spikerS]

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What tint to buy for home and where to buy, please?

https://www.homedepot.ca/search?auto...film:relevance

[ThePenIsMightier]

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Today I have already removed the first fallen leaves, dug out the bulbs of hyacinths, gladioli and lilies, cleaned them and lowered them into the basement until spring. It is still necessary to remove the needles (on the site there are 7 spruces), to cut tree branches. My husband cuts the branches, but otherwise I like to look after my yard. We still have to wash everything in the house after the summer. Opened the windows, the ubiquitous dust settles instantly no matter how you wash it. There is a general cleaning every week, and the dust does not subside. Well, nothing, it's getting colder. Soon I will wipe everything, wash it - there will be beauty

I don't believe you.

[speedog]

Threw out the remaining 35% cream - you know it just won't be very good for you when it pours out chunky into your travel mug.

[ShermanEF9]

Picked all my apples from my tree and shovelled up the ground apples. Anyone else notice their trees producing much smaller fruit/smaller yield this year?

[Doozer]

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Picked all my apples from my tree and shovelled up the ground apples. Anyone else notice their trees producing much smaller fruit/smaller yield this year?

Don't have any fruit trees, but they didn't seem as leafy as previous years. And our garden was maybe 50% the yield of previous years. I think the late snows in Mar/Apr had a lot to do with it.

[Ca_Silvia13]

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Picked all my apples from my tree and shovelled up the ground apples. Anyone else notice their trees producing much smaller fruit/smaller yield this year?

We fill five plus 5 gallon pales last year with apples. This year, maybe one but we haven't picked them yet. Just a noticeable decrease but what i was told that is normal. You have a big year followed by a small production year and so on and so on.

[Darell_n]

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I don't believe you.

Didn’t pass the Turing test for you yet?

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Today I have already removed the first fallen leaves, dug out the bulbs of hyacinths, gladioli and lilies, cleaned them and lowered them into the basement until spring. It is still necessary to remove the needles (on the site there are 7 spruces), to cut tree branches. My husband cuts the branches, but otherwise I like to look after my yard. We still have to wash everything in the house after the summer. Opened the windows, the ubiquitous dust settles instantly no matter how you wash it. There is a general cleaning every week, and the dust does not subside. Well, nothing, it's getting colder. Soon I will wipe everything, wash it - there will be beauty

You must be in Alaska or something as my gladiolus are still blooming - would seem very stupid to pull them out of the ground and put them into cold storage if they're still blooming.

Also, why would you remove the needles on your spruce trees? You've pretty much granted those spruce trees a death sentence by removing all of their needles - dumbest advice I've ever seen. Ugh.