haha
So true
Mine is actually a bit bigger than that picture, might even be 410 CFM
My lady has a 262 CFM in her bathroom
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So true
Mine is actually a bit bigger than that picture, might even be 410 CFM
My lady has a 262 CFM in her bathroom
Not sure, she isn't that big of a person.
But without high CFM the roof vents won't pop up and vent so we had to upgrade hers as well
Lol like bathroom fan size is based on dump size, huge dudes would have Shop fans in their ceiling
My car has periodically been giving me really weak starts, and it got to the point where I felt like I was going to get stranded in the near future, so I replaced my car battery today. What a total pain in the ass. My battery is in a side panel in my trunk so it wasn't just a quick swap. I had to remove the floor panel, rear panel, and side panel in order to access it, and then the bracket that holds it in place is so close to the rear of the trunk that I could only do quarter turns on my ratchet to loosen it up. Not much room to work at all, but 35 minutes later I had it done and put back together. Hope I don't have to do that again, but I saved myself 250 from what the dealership wanted to charge and ended up with a better battery too.
Such bullshit the way they’ve designed these new cars. They’ve made it to where the average Joe can no longer do simple maintenance on their vehicles.
Changed out my coolant the other day, took down hurricane shutters, cleaning pool debris today.
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Is that a Pit Boss?
I wish I would have researched more before I bought it. I hate having to take everything out to clean the burn pot. Costco had it on special about a year and a half ago and I bought it, knowing nothing more than I've wanted a pellet grill for a while. Another thing that bothers me is the fluctuation in temps across the grill. I got a flame tamer that seems to help quite a bit, but still not perfect.
Installed a set of pull down stairs to our attic today. Anyone ever done it? What a fucking pain in the ass. Had to cut out a bunch of joists & drywall, then reframe the hole to proper size, then set the stairs in there & get it square, then secure it to the framing with lag bolts, and lastly clean up the mess. Took me 6 hours and I still need to insulate around it and trim it out. Will post some pics in the coming days.
I did a pretty extensive cleaning of my gas grill.