Advice The Home Improvement/Automation Thread
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"Alexa, how about you turn the lights on, eh?"
"I don't understand"
"Alexa you hoser, turn the lights on eh"
"I don't understand"
"Alexa, take off eh"
"I don't understand"
Mr. Argumentor
I fab shitboxes and shitbox accessories.
For those wanting a Tesla Power wall
https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/...cycled-laptop-batteries-to-power-their-homes?
https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/...cycled-laptop-batteries-to-power-their-homes?
The other working title was: How I burned down my entire home.
Valve1138
I like the AB in the GB
Nahhh. Just ground that shit to your plumbing and hop in the shower.
Yep, you are all too fucking retarded to see that you are all the same as those you judge.
Everyone of you bitch and moan, fight over retarded shit, call each other names, act like sissies, act like tough guys, overanalyze shit, act like know it alls.
Jehannum
Puts the "pro" in procrastination
Valve1138
I like the AB in the GB
"We" (lol) are going to replace the kitchen faucet. The one we have sucks. All I care about is that it is one of the tall kind to easily fit big pots underneath.
We're planning to sell the house in a few years, so I don't want to spend a lot of money. Any recommendations on brands or what to look for? We have a double stainless sink, the existing faucet has one of those annoying to clean long plate things under it and has one handle, so whatever kind that is. Also, are faucets easy to install? because I'm not exactly living with Mr Handyperson over here.
We're planning to sell the house in a few years, so I don't want to spend a lot of money. Any recommendations on brands or what to look for? We have a double stainless sink, the existing faucet has one of those annoying to clean long plate things under it and has one handle, so whatever kind that is. Also, are faucets easy to install? because I'm not exactly living with Mr Handyperson over here.
"We" (lol) are going to replace the kitchen faucet. The one we have sucks. All I care about is that it is one of the tall kind to easily fit big pots underneath.
We're planning to sell the house in a few years, so I don't want to spend a lot of money. Any recommendations on brands or what to look for? We have a double stainless sink, the existing faucet has one of those annoying to clean long plate things under it and has one handle, so whatever kind that is. Also, are faucets easy to install? because I'm not exactly living with Mr Handyperson over here.
dont cheap out on it. I did, not a good idea. Get a delta or a moen for 150-170 bucks
Valve1138
I like the AB in the GB
Don't buy Glacier Bay shit.
Faucets can be easy. You may need a $20 faucet wrench, which is a common tool.
Faucets can be easy. You may need a $20 faucet wrench, which is a common tool.
OK, thank you guys. We apparently do have a faucet wrench. I was looking at a couple of moens that looked nice; I won't cheap out too much.H said he was figuring around $150, I was hoping for less.
You could go country classic.
Valve1138
I like the AB in the GB
Picked up a simple push mower from Amazon for $0, normally $150. Between Amazon Visa points and a $50 gift card balance. Got a 4-stroke engine, side chute, no bag, only weighs 40 pounds.
We've got a large sloped grass area in the front of the house that the riding mower can't handle, and I'm sick of doing it with the string trimmer.
Also, free Prime shipping. It'll show up Tuesday.
We've got a large sloped grass area in the front of the house that the riding mower can't handle, and I'm sick of doing it with the string trimmer.
Also, free Prime shipping. It'll show up Tuesday.
We picked up an AWESOME one from Costco a few months back. Easiest faucet I've ever installed. I don't see it on their site now, but IIRC it was like $119. @APRIL may remember..."We" (lol) are going to replace the kitchen faucet. The one we have sucks. All I care about is that it is one of the tall kind to easily fit big pots underneath.
We're planning to sell the house in a few years, so I don't want to spend a lot of money. Any recommendations on brands or what to look for? We have a double stainless sink, the existing faucet has one of those annoying to clean long plate things under it and has one handle, so whatever kind that is. Also, are faucets easy to install? because I'm not exactly living with Mr Handyperson over here.
Anyone have use for an $8.50 gift card to Sears? I don't really sell retail shit anymore on Amazon, so I can't see myself using it.