its8up
its8up t1_iy77ato wrote
Big oil been price fixing for far longer than anyone's been concerned about the 'global warming' of climate change. Is price fixing not an issue that falls under RICO? Why not go after the bastards for all the crimes you can?
its8up t1_ixz26h7 wrote
Reply to comment by otas1 in Kremlin defends Russian-led security alliance after Armenia criticism by enormityop
Well, Armenia never has been known for their golfing prowess.
its8up t1_ixku31k wrote
Reply to comment by newbrevity in Dogma (1999) Full Film in 1080p [Archive.org] by MandomRix
No way I could ever want any acting role bad enough to do that.
its8up t1_ivvvrpv wrote
First case of a breach butt birth I've ever seen.
its8up t1_ivu9ans wrote
Reply to comment by its8up in Ok to run dryer pipe through 2x6 studs? by the_other_sam
*in my place
its8up t1_ivu98zk wrote
Reply to comment by Tbagzwell in Ok to run dryer pipe through 2x6 studs? by the_other_sam
Or a bifold door. I put those on laundry room and closets in place.
its8up t1_ivu53b8 wrote
Reply to comment by the_other_sam in Ok to run dryer pipe through 2x6 studs? by the_other_sam
How about building a platform to raise the dryer 6" or so?
its8up t1_ivu0hhd wrote
Reply to Ok to run dryer pipe through 2x6 studs? by the_other_sam
I think you know the answer indeed. A 4" hole in a 2x6 makes it only have the ability to support as much weight as a 2x2. Not ideal. Any chance you could just leave the dryer (and possibly the washer) a pinch farther from the wall like normal people do in a situation like this?
its8up t1_ivr27cw wrote
Reply to The Nazca lines depict people, birds, and even the rare "pampas cat." Get a birds-eye view of these geoglyphs. by novapbs
Old photo or did they just do a good job of repairing the Greenpeace vandalism?
its8up t1_iuv3xas wrote
Reply to Electric water heater for outdoor shop, supply with garden hose. Any concerns? by syncopator
Dunno why nobody has mentioned pex. White or red pex are fine for use with hot water and it is almost as simple as a garden hose. In fact, you could get a garden hose fitting to connect it directly to your hose bib, or put male hose threads on your pex and connect to the hose bib via a short washing machine hose.
Shouldn't take too much to bury it deep enough to prevent freezing where there's dirt. It'll lose some strength if it freezes, so best to insulate any exposed pipe and into the ground a few inches. You'd just need a few fittings and a pex crimping tool. There's 2 kinds of clamps -- the solid ring type is the most reliable, but either will do.
Going the washing machine hose route could cause issues if someone disconnects the hose to use the hose bib. Could nix that potential problem all together by installing a tee where the spigot is. Only a lawnmower incident or other stupidity could cause issue at that point.
its8up t1_iuk6gnw wrote
Ruck Fussia. Puck Futin.
its8up t1_iueye5n wrote
Reply to LPT: Collect brushed fur of your pets into a bag and put it into a bird feeder. The birds will take away this fur for their nests by mykeuk
LPT: Don't feed birds near your home. They throw seed all over the ground and it attracts rats.
its8up t1_iuc6dhg wrote
Reply to comment by Lurking_was_Boring in Joe Biden just signed the Kigali Amendment, an international climate treaty that phases out HFC pollutants by eddytony96
The equipment is costly compared to the current stuff. Would be much simpler and cheaper to risk turning your home into a bomb by using hc refrigerants. I have a 1987 RV that cools nicely with isobutane and propane going through an r12 evaporator core. Sure the first test run turned my classic camper into a bomb, as the original evaporator core blew a leak, but nothing detonated and everyone still has their fingers and toes.
its8up t1_iy8qp2l wrote
Reply to Russia steals almost 900 tons of grain in Luhansk Oblast by sviterochec
Well, Russians certainly need something to flush down those toilets they've been stealing.