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I'm not sure what you're all complaining about. There's plenty of money to be made if you work hard. Billionaires worked hard and made money in these hard times...

Absolutely, I will seal it after installation. It's just that the package says every three months. That's ridiculous, and I know it will not happen. What sealer do you use on your floors? The tiles are marable. I took a look at some offcuts that I sprayed with water last night and left with...

I haven't done finish caulking with it. Having adjustable steady speed is like like driving an auto. It's easy to overshoot. With the manual caulk gun it's probably easier to get a nice finish if you are good at balancing speed and trigger pressure. Manual caulk gun gives more control. I...

I git a bunch of caulk on clearance and a display power gun for $20. That will take care of any gaps quick. On another note some prices are still wack. Pvc baseboard is 3x compared to US at HD. Transition strips are also 2x-3x.

Various things. For example, a door frame with about a 1/4" - 1/2" gap up top. It would take too much caulk to fill and not be worth using a spray foam can as they are pretty much single use.

I need a glue that expands and foams up to take up space. I remember the old PL used to do that, but as newer versions of it came out, each promised less foaming. What kind of glue that comes in a cartridge expands the most?

A junior chicken at McDs is $3.19! Wtf that used to be dollar value picks. At least Timmies donuts are not $3.

Hey, going back to my countertop stove cutout, you mentioned sealing the edges well. I will apply a good bead of silicone between the cooktop and counter face, but is there a product and technique to seal the wood below the counter top?

These are very effective. https://www.amazon.ca/StowAway-Cargo-Carriers-20-6-Tightener/dp/B0001CMUV4

Tinfoil hats do an ok job at filtering headache EM radiation. Lead is the best.

I am far from a concrete guy, but I recently fixed my basement slab that had a few issues. It had a 6in deep 2ft by 2ft cut out. Some spots required thin leveling in preparation for flooring. I read lots of reviews and specs of all kinds of concrete sold HD. Most self leveling concrete needs...

My Geocities is gone. Internet is not THAT permanent.

Yes, I rolled into Squamish and coerced a local into selling me their property. I told them to take 20% over 2019 prices and **** off. Sorry, not sorry, they invested in F350s and lift kits. It's amusing how many different levels of locals there are here. Who exactly is a local? The loggers? The...

So basically... professional Karens?

Is it a big one like the one I have or a small one? I'd also get a smaller one.

X10 I really hate dust. A friend lent me a power sander. Tacklife PDS03A looks like a fairly cheap unit, but I find it very capable. It sands really well. With its large surface area, it leaves a nice smooth finish and doesn't oversand. It's also very good at catching most dust. I have it hooked...

It only goes back 2 years but it's a nice website to check stock and historical prices at HD and many other stores https://stocktrack.ca/hd/index.php?s=hd&sku=1000112108

I have to patch a concrete slab that was cut out. I poured quikere and leveled it to ~1/4" below the slab. Can I use self-leveling concrete as the final topper since I have some extra? How long do I have to wait for the sakrete to harden before I coud pour the self leveling concrete? Quikrete...

Yep, a battery backup or manual bypass should be installed. Yes, there are systems that do exactly that. They have a water sensor, a water supply solenoid valve, and a contactor that cuts power to the tank. I found my sensors. BAPI manufactures sensors with normally open held closed...

My valve is fairly easy to operate, but the torque is a valid concern. The Flo is all cloud and phone apps. It has many pictures of the phone, and pretty water consumption graphs, but no mention of it is a motorized valve or a normally closed selenoid. Small leak monitoring does not provide...