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Malinda 1 year ago
#21 Chair looks like it could fit if pivoted properly.
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Cene 1 year ago
Malinda,
My thoughts exactly. Maybe they should practice by playing some Tetris.
My thoughts exactly. Maybe they should practice by playing some Tetris.
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Claudia 1 year ago
Malinda,
They likely tried that. I would hope that the window is the style that could be opened and tilted for cleaning, and bring it in that way; easier than removing part of the door jamb.
They likely tried that. I would hope that the window is the style that could be opened and tilted for cleaning, and bring it in that way; easier than removing part of the door jamb.
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Armena 1 year ago
Claudia,
Recip tool and proper flat-bar would have that 3/4" door jamb off in a couple minutes. Easy to replace with some caulk and a fresh slap of paint.
Bob's your uncle.
Recip tool and proper flat-bar would have that 3/4" door jamb off in a couple minutes. Easy to replace with some caulk and a fresh slap of paint.
Bob's your uncle.
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Jem 1 year ago
#12 So stop and take a picture of it and post in online. This will help save time for you> 
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Julian 1 year ago
Jem,
#12 should just give up, on everything, in life
#12 should just give up, on everything, in life
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Mima 1 year ago
Jem,
Didn't work here.
Didn't work here.
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Henrietta 1 year ago
#36 beans were in a glass bowl. Were you reheating a glass bowl on a stove element, because it looks like you did, so you shouldn't be surprised...
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Lissia 1 year ago
#4 had that happen once. Except it wasn't poop, but a dead bird the cat had left as a present. The living room looked like a murder scene....
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Cameron 1 year ago
#1 That NOT mold. It's pectin residue, and very common on homemade jams, but can be found in manufactured ones that were not skimmed we'll.
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Cameron 1 year ago
#5 That IS mycelia from fungal spores. Not bacteria, but since you don't know the type of mushroom, best to let it go.
My thoughts exactly. Maybe they should practice by playing some Tetris.
They likely tried that. I would hope that the window is the style that could be opened and tilted for cleaning, and bring it in that way; easier than removing part of the door jamb.
Recip tool and proper flat-bar would have that 3/4" door jamb off in a couple minutes. Easy to replace with some caulk and a fresh slap of paint.
Bob's your uncle.
#12 should just give up, on everything, in life
Didn't work here.