Shooting the Breeze 17-19
#5201
First it is important to identify the ring source.
For iron related staining, https://summitbrands.com/product-category/iron-out/ which happens to be our issue.
The pumice works on Calcium and Lime buildup.
after 57 years maybe it's time for that refresh. I certainly would want to be accepting your crap for that long.
Maybe it's time to upgrade to that bidet you've been longing for.
For iron related staining, https://summitbrands.com/product-category/iron-out/ which happens to be our issue.
The pumice works on Calcium and Lime buildup.
after 57 years maybe it's time for that refresh. I certainly would want to be accepting your crap for that long.
Maybe it's time to upgrade to that bidet you've been longing for.
#5203
#5204
HAH!!
We have been dry for quite a while without a whole lot of rain. In fact,our weather forecast has a red flag warning for fire hazard.
It's fall and we have lots of leaves on the ground and we're in a heavily wooded area.
Once upon a time folks would dispose of their leaves by burning them but between the environmental side of it, not so much anymore.
Bolton has a formal burn season from Jan 1 until April 1 and you MUST have a permit to do so.
My neighbor decided that rule doesn't apply to him. He had a nice big pile going with great huge billowing clouds of smoke coming off of it.
I wandered over and mentioned " Gee do you know you have to have a permit for that?
" oh yeah I know."
So we're bullshitting for a few minutes when he looks up the driveway and sees the cop coming down the driveway with the lights going. "oh ****!"
hah hah hah So the fire dept arrived shortly after the cop and then another cop and the lieutenant. Now the whole police force is here. Did I mention we're a small town where not much goes on, with a volunteer fire dept.
They're putting it out for him.
I am sure he will get a service call charge for that.
But the reality is it is a really stupid thing to be doing. One small, burning, errant leaf catching an updraft can carry 20-30 feet away.
We have leaves 6-8 inches deep in places. If that gets going, it can make quite a mess quickly.
We have been dry for quite a while without a whole lot of rain. In fact,our weather forecast has a red flag warning for fire hazard.
It's fall and we have lots of leaves on the ground and we're in a heavily wooded area.
Once upon a time folks would dispose of their leaves by burning them but between the environmental side of it, not so much anymore.
Bolton has a formal burn season from Jan 1 until April 1 and you MUST have a permit to do so.
My neighbor decided that rule doesn't apply to him. He had a nice big pile going with great huge billowing clouds of smoke coming off of it.
I wandered over and mentioned " Gee do you know you have to have a permit for that?
" oh yeah I know."
So we're bullshitting for a few minutes when he looks up the driveway and sees the cop coming down the driveway with the lights going. "oh ****!"
hah hah hah So the fire dept arrived shortly after the cop and then another cop and the lieutenant. Now the whole police force is here. Did I mention we're a small town where not much goes on, with a volunteer fire dept.
They're putting it out for him.
I am sure he will get a service call charge for that.
But the reality is it is a really stupid thing to be doing. One small, burning, errant leaf catching an updraft can carry 20-30 feet away.
We have leaves 6-8 inches deep in places. If that gets going, it can make quite a mess quickly.
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jukngene (10-27-2024)
#5209
not many folks expect a 520 hp SUV to be coming off the line. Its rather quick, 0-60 at 4.7 seconds it will beat an S2000.