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I have never looked for sheets before in my life. What's the general thread count that won't break the bank but feels pretty awesome? What kind of material? I sleep hot so I imagine something that won't burn me up would be ideal
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What are some quality couch companies that will last more than 2 years that cost under $1000?
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Amazon has a chat pack that has fun questions. Perfect for a road trip
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Don't forget its sister site the wirecutter
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Melamine foam. Go with cheapest on amazon for mass quanities or actually pay for a name brand or off brand like Home Depot or something?
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I'd demand some compensation of some sort because that's some poo poo
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Aquatic Giraffe posted:Came home today to find our patio furniture slightly rearranged in a way that we can't just blame the wind for. RIP
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My IKEA latex mattress is awesome. Bit softer than memory foam but pretty similar otherwise
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Thought I had found the perfect cheap curtain at IKEA for $20/pair and lo and behold they are at their shortest 98". Any ideas for a more standard 84" curtain that's cheap? The goal is to use it to span across a massive glass sliding door that is the wall/front door of the condo I'm at so a thicker privacy curtain is needed. Right now there are these plastic hanging blinds that sway and make noise, fall off, and just in general look ugly. George H.W. Cunt fucked around with this message at 05:43 on Mar 7, 2016 |
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You should always have a copy of your lease so I don't see anything wrong with it
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JaneError posted:Will hopefully be signing a lease on a new apartment in the next several days. Due to a quirk of the renovated building, the unit enters into a long hall. I don't have exact measurements at the moment, but I'd estimate it to be about 5 feet wide by 25 feet long. It's very dramatic and fun, but it's also sort of a dead space. The unit doesn't have much in the way of additional storage (each of the two bedrooms has a decently-sized closet, but there isn't a storage or even a hall/coat closet), so there's definitely a feeling that there's wasted potential here. Unfortunately, while the space is wide compared to a "typical" hallway, it's not SO wide that we could fit anything terribly large/deep without forcing people to squeeze by it when they come in. This isn't in houston by chance is it? I saw something exactly like this in a renovated hotel building turned apartments
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Cashback owns a lot and is funding my camping gear purchases.
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My guess is meat blood drippings from a discarded package. Especially since you said you had been grilling
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Turkey Farts posted:My apartment smells. I moved in a couple months ago and the previous tenants were definitely smokers/dirty people. The walls were painted just before I moved in and it's all hardwood. There's nothing to hit with the Febreeze. What would you all recommend I use to freshen this bitch up? I tried plug-in scents, but they didn't do much. Go to a petsmart and get a big jug of natures miracle. Spray the entire place twice with a healthy soak. That will do the trick for animals/smoke/dirty smells guaranteed.
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22 Eargesplitten posted:When I first went to see our new place, it smelled like cat pee. I figured there was a cat and its litter box didn't get changed enough. Now that it's time for move in, the smell is still there. There's stains on the carpet despite alleged steam cleaning. I'm in Colorado, and bad smells aren't covered in any state statutes I can find. Am I basically SOL if the landlord refuses to do anything about it? Nature's Miracle and a lot of it
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http://www.doyourownpestcontrol.com/german.htm P much it's the gel bait mixed with an IGR and roach problem be gone. German roaches are the loving worst
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I like whatever the amazon top rated for tencel is. Feels cool all the time which is great if you sleep hot like me.
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Aug 30, 2016 03:50
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One of the big benefits of renting is you don't have to perform repairs. Lol to that
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I think the key to surviving sleeping hot and a latex or memory foam mattress is to have some cool sheets like tencel or something. I sleep pretty hot but sleeping sheetless or lightly covered keeps my body temperature regulated enough.
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2017 starting off great with my upstairs neighbors pipes getting backed up and having it all come leaking into my place. 2nd time this has happened.
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Haven’t tried them yet but saw it in the product recommendation thread with high praise. https://www.amazon.com/LightDims-Original-Strength-Electronics-Appliances/dp/B009WSJNCW
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https://law.justia.com/codes/colorado/2016/title-42/regulation-of-vehicles-and-traffic/article-4/part-5/section-42-4-506/ I think your state it’s okay to tow with a rope as long as you have the white marker
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Kill your landlord
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Jul 25, 2019 14:41
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Take the leaky water and put it in a super soaker. Spray the ceiling until it crumbles. Force the landlord to fix his messed up ceiling. Walla!
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Jul 26, 2019 14:15
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I would get quotes for a full moving service and try and go with them. Moving your own poo poo when you don’t have a friend group to buy off with beer and pizza sucks rear end. Let someone else do it. The convenience and peace of mind is worth a lot to me now.
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Post on craigslist/Facebook about free poo poo just need to pickup
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Depends on the ants. Could be raspberry ants that just kinda migrate places and there isn’t a whole lot you can do
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My place has vinyl or laminate hardwood floors. I have an office chair on a mat right now to protect it but I don't like it. Would it be better to get a rug to cover the space or just get some rubber casters for the chair? I'm thinking the rubber would be much gentler on the flooring than the standard plastic ones it has right now but I'm not sure.
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I swear it was this thread but can’t find it anymore. What was the site that allows you to do floor layouts and furniture placement to scale?
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