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Lucas 3 year s ago
#35 looks like a demolished used toilet to me.
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Merci 3 year s ago
What does "yeet" mean?
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Nikki 3 year s ago
Merci,
seems to generally mean "to throw"
seems to generally mean "to throw"
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Mattie 3 year s ago
Merci, I’m not sure, but backwards it spells teey which is interesting because
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Aleva 3 year s ago
#22 never understood the design of these stoves. You have to reach over the hot pots to get to the control dials?
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Jackson 3 year s ago
Aleva,
From what I understand, the heating pads on induction stoves are not hot to the touch when turned on. They only heat up the special pots made specifically for induction stoves that have imbedded wiring at their bottoms. You can't use induction pots on regular stoves and you can't normal pots on induction stoves.
From what I understand, the heating pads on induction stoves are not hot to the touch when turned on. They only heat up the special pots made specifically for induction stoves that have imbedded wiring at their bottoms. You can't use induction pots on regular stoves and you can't normal pots on induction stoves.
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Second 3 year s ago
Jackson,
This might be an induction stove but this design is found commonly on normal stoves too. All the stoves I've used in my life have been of this design unless they were gas stoves.
This might be an induction stove but this design is found commonly on normal stoves too. All the stoves I've used in my life have been of this design unless they were gas stoves.
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Danny 3 year s ago
#37-The ceiling fell in, not the roof.
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Theotha 3 year s ago
#13 no rebar, no concrete = no wall.
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Figure 3 year s ago
Theotha,
Old cinder block construction, with mortar covering the interior wall
Old cinder block construction, with mortar covering the interior wall
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Jos 3 year s ago
#19 The grill has wheels. Doesn’t take as much wind to move it.
#26 The roofers should lose their license (if they have one).
#26 The roofers should lose their license (if they have one).
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Gus 3 year s ago
#41 kinda dumb to buy replacement stuff before you know what the problem is.
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Elsie 3 year s ago
Gus,
If you are replacing outlets, which you should do when the are loose or not working, then you pretty much know what you need.
If you are replacing outlets, which you should do when the are loose or not working, then you pretty much know what you need.
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Photo 3 year s ago
#20 Had this exact thing happen at my brother's... the adjustable door pivot had been backing itself out for some time
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Gerald 3 year s ago
#30 What's that Lassie?
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Renny 3 year s ago
Gerald, oh no did timmy fall down another well? ha ha good catch
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Ronna 3 year s ago
#38 You've got a long night ahead of you, I wouldn't want to be that guy scrubbing the rub at 2:30 am.
seems to generally mean "to throw"
From what I understand, the heating pads on induction stoves are not hot to the touch when turned on. They only heat up the special pots made specifically for induction stoves that have imbedded wiring at their bottoms. You can't use induction pots on regular stoves and you can't normal pots on induction stoves.
This might be an induction stove but this design is found commonly on normal stoves too. All the stoves I've used in my life have been of this design unless they were gas stoves.
Old cinder block construction, with mortar covering the interior wall
#26 The roofers should lose their license (if they have one).
If you are replacing outlets, which you should do when the are loose or not working, then you pretty much know what you need.