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>>1016368
It is from the mold and becteria that the water gave life to, you will need to lift the carpet and scrape off the caked on becteria on the floor, and full strength bleach or other stuff to nuke the area, and then... stop spilling

>>1016368
The smell is never going to fully go away until you stop letting moisture infiltrate the area.

First thing first, if absolutely must continue to leave it on the floor then you need to devise a way to keep the condensation from running into the carpet. A cheap plastic tray from the dollar store of some shape should work just fine.

Second mix up at a 2:1 ratio a mixture of distilled water and distilled white vinegar into a clean spray bottle. Theres no point making it warm like most guides suggest since it works just fine ice cold too.

Spray the area lightly, enought to wet it, but not enough to soak it. Let sit for a few minutes and scrub clean with a towel. Get all of the moisture out as you can.

Sprinkle baking soda over the area, lightly beush into the fibers and let sit overnight. Vacuum thoroughly in the morning.


To help beat back anything that might try to take hold again mix up equal amounts of TSP in the RED BOX, washing soda from the laundry aisle, and any oxiclean or equivalent powder.

Mix into a loose paste. Test for color fastness in an inconspicuous spot before proceeding.

With a wet sponge and gloves work a portion into the pile of the carpet. Mist with distilled water if the area dries out on you. The goal is to try and get the salts worked into the fibers of the carpet where the bacteria and mold will hide.

Allow to dry with a fan to speed it along. This solution is used quite succesfully to inhibit mold growth on boat sails being stored for the winter. Its slightly caustic so be careful with your skin and eyes.

>>1016368
>can't sleep in the same bed with her, i have to sleep by myself.

Because you're a thrasher? Or just

>muh morals.

Just curious

Seriously though make a coaster

>>1016344
>853D soldering station
It's a good choice

I was looking at a similar one for regular home soldering and stuff because it looks neat and has a lot of features for only $100

>>1016344

As much as everyone shits on the cheap chinese soldering stations, I have an 852D+ and it works great.

That being said, there's some issue with it that can give you a tingle if you're suitably grounded...

>>1016312
The 2016 NEC book.

Nope no one has ever written a guide for that, and if they have, it sure as shit wouldn't be on Google.

>>1016339
Thank fucking god im not the only one who gets this.


Anyone who wants to build any domocile needs to just get a copy of this shit. It walks you through every calculation you need from footing depth and width, to framing, and roof load.

Get it, read it, study it, learn it.

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Here is electronic arch. Any comment any suggestion would be great!!!

>>1016289
how many butts does she have?

>>1016397
2 {()} s?

>>1015734
>I'll probably need to buy beads
this is known as business
if beads were free then everyone would make and sell these things and so the market would flood and nobody would buy them

Go to goodwill and buy up all the shit the socker moms drop off youll get them for a lot less but have to sort them out

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>>1015745
>sort them out

Bolt cutter?

>>1015660
Yes and no. It would take off the loop for sure, but the idea is to twist the end so that it snaps the tie behind or inside the cone so that the cone can be removed, leaving a hole that can be filled.

Using bolt cutters would leave some of tie flush or proud of your wall, fucking up your finish.

Impact wrench, with a socket that's had a slot cut through the middle.

>>1015484
show a pic edge on (in the center gap) so we can see the pads and rotor

>>1015489
Hold on,

worn pads and rotors won't make white smoke without a shit load of noise.

how is your brake pressure?
are you sure it isn't your exhaust?

put a brick on the accelerator and take a look.

>>1015450
put marvel mystery oil in the gas and oil ( a bit not to much), and let it work it's way in. pull the cord and let it run as long as it can.

make sure the new fuel line isnt kinked in the gas tank pinching off flow. You may have installed it too far. If not, carb. bowl needs to be drained or carb, cleaned. Should be a drain screw somewhere on the carb.

Clean out the carb with carb cleaner.

It might look clean but all it takes is one tiny blocked passage and that's it. After sitting there is probably varnish in there

Looks like the mail isn't going to fall out. It's fine.

>>1014600

>punched

man you got a weak punch anon... maybe you should spend money on working out instead... pussy!

>>1014621

Yea, it didn't get punched very hard. If it would of, then there'd be rips around the whole area.

>>1014400
anything with grit is going to scratch the crap out of it

CLR or bleach

>>1014400

I think it depends on what's on the door. I've tried Barkeepers Friend, Lime Away, etc., but none of them worked for me.

I hate saying anything non-positive about Barkeepers Friend... it's absolutely amazing for stainless steel sinks and pots.

Spray vinegar on it and wait a few minutes

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If I were you I would go for a simple flat roofed shed with a 2x4 frame clad in ply if longevity isn't an issue otherwise clad in larch or similar.
It's easy to do, takes little time and is relatively inexpensive.

why on earth isn't there a sticky for small buildings already!?

>>1014352
>a while
long enough to be making a permanent structure? is it meant to be permanent?

>just for shelter and sleeping.. no kitchen or bath
insulation? roofing? siding? floor? windows?

>>1014367
It could become permanent, I'm sure that they will keep it up after i'm gone and if I return maybe I'll add onto it.
There won't be any insulation or flooring other than plywood. I'm sure the roof will be something basic for now like plywood. Other than a door there might be a window.

>>1008652
Masturbating

>>1008652
Grow hallucinogenic mushrooms. For fun or therapy.

>>1008652
Painting.

Any type of sewing (a sewing machine will pack away and fit on any table)

All i got atm for small. But most things you can work in a small area. Just need a cheap desk to keep everything and like a stool that tucks under it.

>>1007988
Square cages don't work well with round things. I'm sure you're trolling, but on the off chance that you aren't, redesign it round, home depot has small round steel rod already made for the bars, and make sure you make it a clamp style closer.

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>>1007999
Checked, m8

>>1007998
Those corners will also nail his leg, and maybe take out his boyfriends eye or something.
Fags are just a bar gunsman to work for.

Just cut it shorter.

Size seems fine to me. But if you do want it narrower, aim your cut an 1/8" on the waste side and then sand down the rest.

>>1016978
Before cutting you might consider if (and how) the cut-off pieces can be used.

If you're trying to increase the vacuum side of the switch and the relay you are looking at has a coil rating of 120 vac then yes.

>>1016957

that's the answer i was looking for thanks

i'm planning to make a Wandel small dust collector

>>1016961
What size motor are you looking at that you need a 30a relay?