Yep, those are my dirty hands n fingers. But, we made all the cuts with no boo-boos.
COLD DARK ROOM
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Still waiting here for rain. Think I will get the sprinkler out to green up a section of grass for Opo.
Thanks Mark!
Never been there.
Ok,I will try to refrain. ?It just seems to be the proper thing to do. ??I am gone a lot during the day so this allows me to take fresh pads out in The morning before I leave and they are able to eat them easily once they wake up and come out to roam.. and Ray, you should never thank me for a simple reply.. I’m a conversationalist by nature.. I love to talk... even if I dont know what I’m talking about))
Could you post another picture of it
For the doors (me) who missed it the first time around??? ???
Oh my goodness!!!
How do you not nick one??
... under your jumper!!!! ?
For my Maggie....
That means to steal one under your sweater/shirt. ?
That’s 761 degrees in Fahrenheit over here!
Even lobsters ? would need some cream!!....(.and some clarified butter..?)
You ARE AWSOME FOR THAT!!!! ???
Thank you aooo much for that!
You just reminded me...
NOW is the time to repaint/spray paint my radiators!!!
They sell the same stuff for those too!!
Thanks again!! ???
Anything on how to lay vinyl flooring (rolled)?
How do ya cut around the toilet
(Besides an exacto knife??)
You would definitely want to remove the toilet and cut a hole just to expose the toilet flange. A standard razor knife will do just fine. If you are using vinyl plank type flooring use a sharp razor knife, score it and then bend at the score. Always make your score on the finished side of the flooring.
In the UK, fixtures and fittings include fitted kitchen appliances and must be left behind. So if a washing machine, dryer, fridge or cooker are builtin then they have to stay. If they’re not builtin then the vendor has the option of not including them in the sale.
Fixtures and fittings also include things like curtain rails and wired in light fittings.
When we bought this house the people who moved out were a nightmare. They took all but one of the curtain rails, left us with no lights in the dining room and no wall lights in the lounge (just wires poking out the wall) and even took the flap off the back of the letter box in the front door. They did leave all the kitchen appliances though. The irony is that they were moving to a property valued then (20 years ago) at just over £1million… nearly five times what they sold this house for! They weren’t short of money.
They are so cute, but they need feeding every 30 minutes throughout daylight hours! It’s so lovely to watch them grow. I love it when they first get fed mealworms. Each one will be on a perch with a mealworm under one foot carefully peering at it and working out how to eat it.
BUT, if you dont want to hassle with toilet removal.....this video here shows how you cut around things like toilets.
Yeah....we’re leaving/equipping the house with more than wires. The funny thing, (based on your story) is that we intalled nice shiny new mail box and new letter box “flaps” since the old ones looked crappy.
Good morning/afternoon all.
Warmer and drier here today but there's still some light showers expected.
I have a slot booked at a tip tomorrow where they take paper, tetra packs, hard plastics and sheet glass so I'm busy loading the car up with as much as possible. My nearest tip doesn't take any of the above so I'm having to go further afield.
Also having my second covid jab tomorrow morning and meeting up with my twin sisters, so I'm going to be out and about most of the day.
Anyway back to today's jobs and I hope you're all having a good Weds.
TTFN
Warmer and drier here today but there's still some light showers expected.
I have a slot booked at a tip tomorrow where they take paper, tetra packs, hard plastics and sheet glass so I'm busy loading the car up with as much as possible. My nearest tip doesn't take any of the above so I'm having to go further afield.
Also having my second covid jab tomorrow morning and meeting up with my twin sisters, so I'm going to be out and about most of the day.
Anyway back to today's jobs and I hope you're all having a good Weds.
TTFN
Sounds like a busy couple of days!!! Enjoy your “rat killing” and give Lola a neck rub for me
You definitely can cut around, but sometimes over a period of time from cleaning and the occasional over flow. The edge of the vinyl has a tendency to curl up even when caulked in correctly. I also like to use a PVC 1/2" quarter round for a base trim around the perimeter. In kitchens and bathrooms, I always use PVC base trim. It nails up and takes paint like wood. But over time moisture, cleaning materials don't have a affect on it. It is also cheaper than wood or used to be.
