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We have new LG front load machines, mid-high end versions...2 and a half years so far with zero maintenance or issues. Just leave the door open on the washer to keep it from getting moldy.

That's just not how it works though...you could tell them to pound salt all you want but you're still legally obligated to pay half the cost to some standard of fencing and they could take you to...

I've heard that rumor too about chainlink minimum...is that actually a written rule somewhere? I always thought it was whatever the neighbourhood standard was.

Pictures? How bad? Unless it's a LOT of fence, it's not worth claiming through your insurance(s).

Yes, cost gets split for repairs too, go talk to the neighbour they're obligated to pay half on a...

How long did it take? The materials cost on what he did probably was under $20 (I assume some hydraulic cement and paint on sealant which he would buy in bulk)...so unless he was there for 5+ hours...

Honda is by far the best but they're expensive and lack sales.

Warm moist air? Yes, heat from the vehicle and melting snow.

Rajin - do you park inside every night? Try not parking in the garage, bet the moisture problems go away pretty quick. If so, the...

I just can't see how the addition of a bathroom exhaust fan in a previously completely non-ventilated garage could ever cause a health problem.

Dehumidifier would probably freeze up in an unheated garage. Remember, they work by making the coil cooler than the surrounding air to condense moisture out of them.



That's near on impossible,...

Heating the space would help the most, keeps it much drier...intake air would come from any gaps in the seals if you did put an exhaust fan in. Keep in mind that exhausting the air is going to make...

Well don't be so rough with it, not that hard...and use the little bread knife style saw for it, I got one the first time I installed Roxul and have put in around 20 packages of the stuff now and...

It itches less and stays where you put it and is nicer to cut around things....granted most idiots just stuff the pink stuff around things.

And it stays better and doesn't sag as much over time and is easier to work with...and doesn't promote mold growth or critters nesting. It also is generally higher R value (typically on 2x4 you get...

Spray foam is stupidly expensive, 5 times the price of batt insulation, even Roxul. Plus you need to leave the house for a couple days and then drywall it immediately since it's a fire hazard. I...

They'll usually use ramset guns to fasten it...honestly though I'd throw away the crappy blanket insulation if that's what you have and stud out the walls and insulate it properly.

It will really...

Call a pest removal company...at some point it's easier just to have someone else come in and deal with it. Especially seeing as how you've done the more easy/obvious things already.

No primer? When I did mine it was an extra coat of mud and sanding, a coat of primer + 2 coats semi-gloss paint.

Either way, looks WAY better painted and definitely brightens it up, well done!
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Looks good though! Insulated you will love.

Cool...I've heard a couple stories where people tear down with plans to rebuild and can't because the setbacks or lot coverage stuff has changed since the original structure was done and they end up...

I assume you'll want to replace the garage at some point in time? I would check zoning and setbacks and such before tearing it down. You might be better off doing a significant reno (ie down to bare...

Not yet...the price/payback isn't really there at this time.

LoL more like $6500 and it's a mid-rise :) come on, totally worth it.

Although I've also got my finances very well situated, have plenty in savings, and my only debt is my mortgage.

Just...

Sure...but there's practical and wasteful. Replacing things that are still perfectly good and not really dated is wasteful.

If his furniture is 10+ years old and ready to be replaced anyway, you...

That's a fairly big waste of money...you should wear out a sofa long before you get "bored" with it. Instead of spending it on updating everything, work on paying off debt (mortgage, cars, whatever)...