lostcreekranch
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- Dec 14, 2012
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- Austin County, Texas
- Tractor
- NH TL-100A with Bush Hog 5045 FEL, WR Long 3rd function, LS XR4155HC w/FEL, WR Long 3rd Function.
43° here this morning with high of 60° forecast. Should be lots of sunshine today too. It never got out of the 40's yesterday and was cloudy, overcast, and damp all day. Overall we got a bit over 1" of rain Sunday and Monday, from this front. Another front is arriving tomorrow.
Will have to head into town for feed this morning then some pressure washing of patios and side walks, around the house, after it warms up a bit.
RNG ... I bought an 1880's house to restore, back in the early 1970's, after I got out of the USAF. It had been a "rent house" for 40+ years and seemed most of the tenants smoked inside. I got a great deal on it because it reeked of smoke. The first thing I did was rip out the very old, poorly installed carpeting. About 10 days after I got carpet out and thoroughly aired the house out, there was virtually no remaining smoke smell. Oh, the crappy carpeting perfectly protected the original oak floors. Bonus! The only flooring I had to refinish was in the kitchen area, where linoleum flooring had been installed decades before, probably in the 1950's.
The lesson is the soft surfaces will absorb the smoke smell, if it got into your home. If your home was well sealed up, you may be ok. Best of luck and hope you're home soon!
Hoping for a great day for everybody.
Prayers to all.
P.S. nope .... never got cap, cup, T-shirt, etc.
Will have to head into town for feed this morning then some pressure washing of patios and side walks, around the house, after it warms up a bit.
RNG ... I bought an 1880's house to restore, back in the early 1970's, after I got out of the USAF. It had been a "rent house" for 40+ years and seemed most of the tenants smoked inside. I got a great deal on it because it reeked of smoke. The first thing I did was rip out the very old, poorly installed carpeting. About 10 days after I got carpet out and thoroughly aired the house out, there was virtually no remaining smoke smell. Oh, the crappy carpeting perfectly protected the original oak floors. Bonus! The only flooring I had to refinish was in the kitchen area, where linoleum flooring had been installed decades before, probably in the 1950's.
The lesson is the soft surfaces will absorb the smoke smell, if it got into your home. If your home was well sealed up, you may be ok. Best of luck and hope you're home soon!
Hoping for a great day for everybody.
Prayers to all.
P.S. nope .... never got cap, cup, T-shirt, etc.