I have, it was terrifying because I saw the holy underwear warehouse.

They gave it up for Lent one year and never looked back.

If you ever have a chance to see Utah's landscape under a full moon, it's absolutely wild.

I am not telling you what to do, but I am saying that I have used Citristrip in the basement. I had a box fan in a window pulling air out just to be safe, but the smell itself wasn't that heavy.
If you can heat the garage, I think that might be your best open and just use a fan in a window.

I think I'm missing some vital piece of information in my brain because in my wee brain, I am talking moon is always above my head all the time, it does moon stuff, maybe it rotates like a good boy, but it's always there while the planet does it's rotation around the sun and does it's daily rotation. In my mind, the moon and earth are holding hands while the earth does it's 24 hours a day, 365 a year.

So I am really missing some kind of epiphany in understanding.

I'm still confused. Why would the moon always facing the eastern hemisphere dictate the duration of the day? The moon would just be up there, staring at us, menacingly day and night. Wouldn't it?

Why would the moon only facing one side of the planet impact the length of days?

Thank you.

If our Moon was tidally locked to the Earth, from the beginning, how would the side not always facing the moon be impacted if at all?

Example: Moon in a position that doesn't impact wobble and tilt and is always facing the Eastern Hemisphere.

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(I'm writing a story and trying to give a scientific reason why life exists on this one continent and thought this could be a reasonable reason why life didn't develop to the same level anywhere else. I'm probably wrong)