Clames

I think that depends on the pressure washer. If you have something with 3,000psi/3gpm or more then I don't think a pretreatment is going to help. If you are using something electric you're probably going to need the extra help to loosen the grime. ...

[quote]It sits in a dip pan and the pressure relief pipe is piped down to the drip pan, but there is no connection to a drain or the outside (in case the water heater starts leaking). Is this against code?[/quote] Depends on a lot of things but the TPR is supposed to terminate just above the dra...

[quote]Reagan or any other person in the United States took classified documents and then refused to return them....they should go to jail.[/quote] Unless you actually know about classified documents and how classification authority works, you should probably just shut up. You simply look like ...

[quote]He shouldn't have blocked him, maybe hit his lights to let him know to slow down, then turn and go get him. Looked like the kid was flying.[/quote] Hey retard, you really think it would have been better for the cop, who already had his lights on, to let a speeding ATV rider fly by then t...

It's an option but kind of like a last resort shot at a "repair". Depending on the age of the system and the exact location and size of the leak it might be worth it if the only other choice is a system replacement or replacing a line set if that is where they can pinpoint the leak. It's probably go...

Had an old heavy-duty DR field and brush mower with a Kawasaki engine, it was rough but it never quit even in thick brush and pine saplings. If you can handle the smaller trees with a chainsaw then a 26" to 30" DR would be fine if you want to buy something new for yourself. I wouldn't get a used one...

[quote]I would see Baton Rouge become one of the dangerous cities in the USA in the near future if St. George breaks off from the rest of Baton Rouge.[/quote] Pretty clueless take....

[quote]Is there a standard practice for how this is done retroactively through foundation? Do you drill down and then horizontally out through beam that is approx level (higher with grading) with drain? [/quote] For me, lots of planning, layout, and area prep. Then I grab my SDS+ and SDS Max ha...

[quote]So does anyone know of a light other than Brilli (link above) that dims from very warm to white/cool? Is there some other name or range worth searching that will turn up more/better results, preferably in 5-6” can/br40 form factor? [/quote] You want something that will change the color ...

[quote] removing economy and opportunity that funds the outer-lying areas like STG.[/quote] Guess they'll have to start holding themselves accountable to get crime under control so businesses choose to invest in BR proper. There's no lack of opportunity, the clowns in charge have had opportunity ...