Will Cover

This item was tagged in my inspection report, and the inspector is correct. It could definitely be a tripping hazard.

It looks like this plastic piece is supposed to snap/clamp into the drain. The problem is, even when I tap it in with a mallet, it will eventually pop back out. I’m assuming that after 12 years, the plastic has warped or lost some of its shape.

I originally thought there might be a way to screw it down, but after looking at it tonight, I don’t see any way to do that.

Does anyone know where I might be able to find a replacement for this, or something similar that would work? I’d really like to fix it properly rather than trying to glue or otherwise rig the existing piece.

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We're staying at the Luxor.

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Are you 100 % firm on staying at the Luxor?

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Atomic Burger in Arlington(BR) looks to have closed....

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If true, I'm not surprised. Once the landscaping at that place became optional, it was only a matter of time.

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Activist Judge blocks Trump’s Postal Service regulation on mail-in ballots

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I corrected your title.

And you can just smell the liberalism coming from her pores.

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I had this same issue. After doing some research, my shower head put out more than 2 GPM. The on demand hot water system couldn't keep up with that flowrate. I replaced the shower head to a 1.8 GPM (recommendations are for a GPM < 2 GPM).

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:wha:

I have an 11.1 GPM tankless, and I have to turn every faucet on in the house, along with all three tubs and a shower, and then, and only then, it can't keep up to produce enough hot water for all faucets, tubs, and shower.

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Speed Queen TR7006 Washer and Dryer

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I own this exact set. Rock solid, highly recommended for anyone who may be on the fence.

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Things you find out from family later in life.

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My uncle Tommy always got called the quiet one. Never started fights, never talked back, just worked the farm and kept his head down. Growing up we all figured he was soft. My dad used to joke that Tommy would rather take a beating than throw a punch.

After he died last year I was helping my aunt clear out the attic and found this old metal box. Inside was a letter from some guy in the army and a couple of faded photos. It turns out back in ’68 Tommy’s little sister got jumped by three guys outside a dance hall. Tommy was there. He didn’t say a word, just walked up and put all three of them in the hospital. He broke one guy’s jaw, another one’s arm, and the third one never walked right again.

The cops showed up, saw the mess, and asked who started it. Tommy just stood there with blood on his shirt and said, “I did.” They hauled him in, but the sister told the truth and the charges got dropped. He never told a soul. Not even his own wife. We found out from a letter the sister wrote him years

The whole time we thought he was the coward of the county. It turns out he just didn’t need to prove it twice.

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You still got my phone #?...... if so call me........

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Just seeing this. I do not - new iCloud account attached to phone a while back.

Are you still in the roofing business?

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Sign Michael J Fox up now!!!

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His disease has progressed too far to receive this kind of treatment. Apparently, you have to be fairly "early" in the 5 stages of Parkinson.

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A Parkinson’s patient says his debilitating tremor vanished within minutes thanks to a newly approved, non-invasive ultrasound treatment. For years, 72-year-old Air Force veteran Bud Leavell struggled with severe tremors that kept him from living life to its fullest. Then doctors at UT Southwestern used focused ultrasound waves to target precise areas deep in his brain... without opening his skull. At his latest follow-up, the tremor remained under control. His response when asked how he was doing? “What tremor?”

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Fox News - FB Link

If you don't feel good for this man, you are not human, or you're just a miserable person. We need more positive stories like this in our daily lives.

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When Was the Last Time You Spoke Your Truth?

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All the time. One thing my therapist instilled in me several years ago is to always speak my truth, and I will never have to apologize for it.

Seemed like great advice at the time -- and still holds true today. Has really helped me in the professional work environment, as well as personal relationships.