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peanut posted:Elegant traditional something. The wood was done by machine in a factory, but the carpenters still need to chisel some pieces to make them fit well. I'm the penis joint.
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sirr0bin posted:I have had bad experiences with Delta and good ones with Moen. For toilets, I cannot recommend a Toto Drake enough. It's a beast. I bought a penguin shitter. I tend to clog low flow toilets, so the overflow protection is pretty great.
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wormil posted:You don't have to ignite the propane although I don't know how much it takes to suffocate moles. Although you, the schadenfreude thread, and the Osha thread are missing out if you don't.
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Subjunctive posted:Works great. I never have to move the nightstand, drawers come out smoothly and easily, no trouble getting stuff in and out. Highly recommended. Getting to the part of the drawer directly under the nightstand
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I'm thinking I'm going to go mechanical combo lock when I have a kid, just to make it harder for my kid to get into the room I keep some of my collectible stuff in until they're older and less likely to mess the stuff up. I'm thinking of the kind where it's always unlocked from the non-combo side, though.
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kzersatz posted:I'm currently caught between a rock and an expensive bill. As someone who is having to replace a POS odd-sized glued-together sawdust vanity in a bathroom where someone did exactly that, your buyer is going to hate you if literally anything is flawed. I’m going to have to take up the gorgeous tile and replace it with lovely vinyl because I can’t afford to retile or find a matching-shaped vanity.
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Southern Heel posted:That feeling when you move in to your new house and literally everything leaks. Same
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Southern Heel posted:I've got a remote thermostat that my mother in law has so perfectly hidden in the house that after weeks of search I still can't find it. I know it's here because if it's out of range/off then the system shuts down. Unfortunately she set it to somewhere between sweatbox and devil's armpit, so I'm having to open windows and subsequently may as well just burn money in my log burner. I just got back from a pleasure trip. I took my mother-in-law to the airport.
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