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Reelplayer t1_jdjrpm5 wrote
Reply to comment by jburcher11 in Central Vacuum - Poor suction -> Probably a leak : How to inspect? by yaaa4
Big vacuum and collection bin in a somewhat hidden location like a garage or utility room, pipes running through your attic and/ or walls to every room, and connection ports in every room to hook up a hose and often a floor tool. The idea is you can vacuum every room without lugging around a tank or upright vacuum, but in reality lugging around a 20' hose can be just as cumbersome.
Reelplayer t1_jawmtmc wrote
Reply to comment by Barra79 in [OC] Wind Speed Vs Wind Power by Barra79
Wouldn't the real data be generation at a single turbine related to wind speed? Energy generated by wind throughout an entire country is kind of useless information without the context of what went into creating that source and what it takes to maintain it.
Reelplayer t1_jacq6fn wrote
Reply to comment by Yourmomisnotshy in How do i tell the lead singer of my band that they aren’t that good? by MiniFestSam
You've never listened to Beck, apparently.
Reelplayer t1_jacabdg wrote
Just remember, it's far easier to play than it is to compose. Lyrics are of low value (you can write nonsense and nobody cares if it sounds good), but musical composition is what makes a song good. If you can't replace that, figure out how to make it work with him, because the songs leave with him.
Reelplayer t1_jac9ho1 wrote
Reply to I keep end up disliking good films simply because all the characters are sad degenerate fucks and I hate them for it. Is there a trick to liking these kinds of films? by KellyKellogs
Maybe your issue is you forget you've already shared what you think about a movie so you keep repeating yourself
Reelplayer t1_ja48vkd wrote
You go around sticking your head out in front of the rest of your body often? Big fan of horses perhaps?
Reelplayer t1_j9y8iwa wrote
Reply to comment by wittiestphrase in Is that it? by AnimalLeader13
That is how consent works, actually. She consented to the ultimatum about a job offer. It's sexual harassment and illegal, but it's not rape.
Reelplayer t1_j9a3mj8 wrote
Reply to TIFU by ingesting mold for a year by Krystalinhell
I don't use a Keurig because the pods are expensive for what you get, but you don't need to throw out your machine. A 50/50 vinegar water mix to let soak for an hour, then run it through to the cup, will kill anything of concern.
Reelplayer t1_j8g24a6 wrote
Use a step drill bit to make the hole, then a curtain grommet.
Reelplayer t1_j6d2b3c wrote
Reply to Disposing of old bricks and mortar. by NoBoDySHeRo3000
Burying bricks won't bother the ground one bit. Here is the US there is a market for used bricks. People cut them in half for wall coverings. Or make paths outdoors.
Reelplayer t1_j6cn2i5 wrote
Stop caring about stupid, pointless awards shows. Like what you like. The Oscars are simply a marketing campaign. It's a fancy commercial, nothing more.
Reelplayer t1_j64u1q9 wrote
Have you tried running a ramp rag over the painters tape before painting? It helps make clean, crisp lines on walls.
Reelplayer t1_j63f3yq wrote
Reply to comment by Measurement-Shoddy in TIFU by sexting a stranger by wyldstalyn6
A good police officer is one who would wait to start laughing until after they hung up on you. There is nothing they will do for something as petty as this.
Reelplayer t1_j5au5fu wrote
Reply to Vibration in rigid extractor fan ducting by Adamdaly
Can you get the noise to stop by using something (like your hand) to stabilize the duct? How have you confirmed the noise is from air passing through the duct and not the fan itself?
As a side note, exhaust fans are notoriously noisy. They are often undersized with a high speed fan. The quietest ones use a larger duct and slower, bigger fan. Insulated, flexible duct can also help.
Reelplayer t1_j4ih9xm wrote
Reply to Close Call! by PhonedVenus21345678
r/deerarefuckingstupid
Reelplayer t1_j2flehs wrote
Reply to The doors are closed by DestroyerKP
Those doors aren't closed. They cannot be closed. I think that's kind of the point of this display.
Reelplayer t1_j2cag04 wrote
Reply to comment by circle22woman in What shower caulk to fill a wide (1/2") gap by climbtigerfrog
Yes that's true. Technically it's surface tension. I figured it would just be simpler for others to understand if I said pressure break. And it doesn't change the point of having a gap.
Reelplayer t1_j2anbk3 wrote
Reply to comment by TheRealRacketear in What shower caulk to fill a wide (1/2") gap by climbtigerfrog
You're probably right, lol
Reelplayer t1_j29270d wrote
Reply to comment by circle22woman in What shower caulk to fill a wide (1/2") gap by climbtigerfrog
That's not true. The gap allows a pressure break so the water can just spill right back into the pan.
Reelplayer t1_j291vxj wrote
Reply to comment by Talbotus in What shower caulk to fill a wide (1/2") gap by climbtigerfrog
I would argue that old, nasty caulk under there is more difficult to clean. And mold behind the surround or water damaged drywall is much more difficult to deal with.
Reelplayer t1_j291kgz wrote
Reply to comment by Bubbagumpredditor in What shower caulk to fill a wide (1/2") gap by climbtigerfrog
Not if your wall is properly waterproofed. Red guard on the wall with a seal to the floor membrane, then tile or surround with a gap at the bottom. Standard stuff.
Reelplayer t1_j28ws66 wrote
This shouldn't be filled. A gap at the bottom of the wall prevents water from climbing up behind the wall by capillary action.
Reelplayer t1_j23wgx0 wrote
Reply to comment by DrBabs in Help request / bed frame failed by lobsterp0t
I second this idea of just moving the screws and adding glue. You could even add another support on the bottom and top rails if you want.
Reelplayer t1_j20opx3 wrote
Reply to comment by ezbake_fpv in Need help with a power loss issue by SEND_me_MONEY_4_toes
>Why did you replace those particular units?
Just a guess, but a common answer to this is replacing two-pronged receptacles (ungrounded) with three-pronged and / or updating wall switches to match a room remodel.
Reelplayer t1_jee1s29 wrote
Reply to comment by andylikescandy in Gun injuries in US surged during pandemic, CDC study shows by Picture-unrelated
There was also an increase in violent crimes during the COVID response. Nearly every metropolitan area saw an increase in gun-related crimes, especially gang violence, during 2020 and 2021. 2022 appears to have started to decline again.