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Elendil004 posted:On a side note, does anyone have experience venting two rooms with one exhaust fan? I imagine there has to be a baffle or something so that you don't blow from one room into the other. You just put the exhaust fan further up the chain, like this: https://www.familyhandyman.com/bathroom/exhaust-fan/use-an-in-line-fan-to-vent-two-bathrooms/view-all
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Haifisch posted:I found a wallpaper just for you: I'm the Winchester Mystery House number of oddly placed staircases in that house.
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Youth Decay posted:AFTER You mean those stupid skinny pre-rusted steel columns?
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Perfect for one of your kids drunk friends to try jumping into the pool from.
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Haifisch posted:Pfft, like they'd actually use their fireplace. Looks like it might be gas logs, so that would explain the lack of tools.
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Indolent Bastard posted:Hobby Lobby for all of your "inspirational" and "quirky" signage needs. Etsy if you have more cash to waste on the same thing only "hand-made". A lot of stuff on Etsy is "hand-made" in the sense that they ordered it in bulk direct from the same suppliers that Hobby Lobby uses.
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Collateral Damage posted:I like this. Replace it with a green Western Electric Model 554. 
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Collateral Damage posted:Should be a desk phone I think, a green LM Ericsson Dialog. Well, if you're going to go period correct, it'd have to be a Western Electric Model 500  Up until 1968, only AT&T supplied/leased phones could be hooked up to the telephone system, so that limits choice a bit.
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Southern Heel posted:Wife has asked if we can keep the smallest bedroom as a spare bedroom for guests and the mother in law. This means unless I want a transient working space around the house, I'm going to need to set up "my" space in the shed or garage. The latter is 5m x 3m of concrete block construction with a pitched tarpaper roof. It would need finishing, and whatever else needs to house a home gym and workbench/tools. It doesn't seem like it'd be a nice space to relax in. http://www.fyi.tv/shows/he-shed-she-shed
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https://www.facebook.com/redbull/videos/10159538721855352/ Turning the inside of a house into a skate park, and living there.
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Variable 5 posted:Does anyone have any opinions on the Haiku Home fans? I mainly want something as silent as possible that will still move a bit of air. I know there have to be cheaper alternatives but I don't know where to find what's crap and not. Honestly I think that Big rear end Fans is a perfectly acceptable brand for a home decor fan and am a little sad they decided to make a separate brand for their home items.
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Power vacuum sanders are a thing, and take care of those types of wall/ceiling textures pretty well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHabrsZxghk Now, the Festool Planex isn't something that's in most people's budget, but cheaper options exist. https://www.amazon.com/WEN-6369-Variable-Drywall-Sander/dp/B01HRL9XYI/
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PRADA SLUT posted:I don't mind this one too much. If you pulled up the carpet and put in some abstract furniture it would make a p. sweet "art" house. Some Verner Panton or similar would look ballin: I keep wanting the chairs to puzzle piece into the thing with the bird on it, but it just won't work.
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Jaded Burnout posted:I apologise for not answering the question you asked, but what's your reasoning behind the LED bulbs overheating where your existing bulbs don't? My understanding is that they should generate much *less* heat than an equivalent halogen or incandescent. Is it a built-in transformer thing? Halogens and incandescent bulbs can handle a lot more heat than the electronics in a lot of LED bulbs can handle.
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the popular kids posted:I might be going with my parents to look at this house today. That kitchen... It's wood, wood, wood, BLACK HOLE KITCHEN, wood, wood, wood. Also, why this diagonal transition strip along an otherwise uninterrupted (both layout direction and room-wise) floor? 
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hailthefish posted:Yeah, that one's actually kinda nice. I don't know if I'd want to poop in there every morning forever, it's kinda got a themed hotel vibe that would get a little weird after a while, but it's pleasant. I dunno, there's a baseboard heater right next to the toilet, so it'd probably be a pretty comfortable poop on cold mornings.
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SpartanIvy posted:I paint all my fire extinguishers in a camo pattern. That way they match my RealTree® wallpaper Why bother painting when you can just buy them that way? http://www.amerex-fire.com/products/camo-units/ 
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Jul 6, 2018 20:49
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Insulated blackout curtains or home theater blackout curtains are what you're looking for. Or you could make a panel divider like they use in divisible conference rooms and fill it with rock wool.
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TooMuchAbstraction posted:I wish you could find red LEDs as standard low-light illumination these days. Just as useful for not breaking your neck, but they don't ruin your night vision or interfere with sleep! But no, everything's gotta be green or blue, including the light on my alarm clock so if I wake up in the middle of the night and want to know what time it is I get blasted in the face by short-wavelength photons. These are great, but if it's something that I don't ever really need to see, like the "HD Video" light on my cable box, which is super bright blue, it gets electrical tape.
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SENSUAL DAD KISS posted:I thought that was a en suite dentist office at first. Well, considering the intertwined history of dentistry and barbers...
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Barn doors are just pocket doors for people who are too lazy to tear out a wall to install them.
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Hieronymous Alloy posted:Imagine having to clean grease / fat / oil splatters off of it. Nah, you want the grease / fat / oil splatters on it. It'll help prevent it from rusting due to all the moist air rising off the cook top.
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luxury handset posted:this entire house has the energy of a really lovely corporate steakhouse chain located near regional airports What's up with this shower for midgets? 
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Badger of Basra posted:Are furniture designs copyrighted? I've been wondering why people don't just copy all his poo poo since it seems like that would get sold pretty quick! Yes. Some companies, like Emeco, are pretty active in defending their designs. https://www.dezeen.com/2015/03/25/i...stacking-chair/
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I've never quite seen a vacuum pattern in the carpet that illustrates exactly where everyone walks in that room so definitively.
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TofuDiva posted:I think it's a square grand piano Yeah, it's a square grand piano. My wife's family has one, and I looked into getting it tuned at one point, and most tuners won't touch them. There are a few specialized places that do work on them, but it's not cheap. They're all 100+ years old at this point and there's quite a lot that needs replacing if you want to get an old one into playable condition.
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