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The downside is that it can be messy and it's rendered ineffective if it gets wet. But it's effective enough that dusting it around windows, outside doors, & any other nooks and crannies bugs might use is well worth it even as a preventative measure. You also want to make sure you get food grade DE and not pool grade - pool grade is processed differently enough that it's less effective for pest control and potentially hazardous to people and pets.
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That's 100% a gimmick you'll likely get sick of within a few years, which is a bad thing when you're dealing with an appliance that costs $2k+. But I'm generally of the 'stick to basic, timeless looks & don't buy gimmicks unless you're really really committed to using them forever' school of thought with appliances. That applies to smart appliances too - unless you're 100% invested in whatever added functionality there is, chances are that a)you won't actually gain much over a traditional appliance, and b)it's going to make the appliance crap out more often because you added a bunch of new failure points.
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As long as you don't have electrician bees, you're fine.
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Leperflesh posted:Concrobium! I feel like they owe me money for how often I've pushed their product, but it's amazing how many people attempt to treat mold problems with bleach.  "
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Consider the type of person who's Concerned enough to join Nextdoor and inform everyone else about suspicious people in the area.Subjunctive posted:Your neighbours are paranoid and probably racist too.
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MrYenko posted:it’s a bit kludgy and kind of a pain in the rear end to setup and keep updated.
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