Good morning!!!!

[lostcreekranch]

This was 1 spraying with wet and forget. I bought it at Costco probably 8 yrs ago and finally tried it last fall. I couldn’t reach the top of the window from the ground with a pump sprayer, but it all used to look like the top. I need to reapply. Overall worked well.

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Do you have a pressure washer? Consider a foam gun, to reach high areas and get better coverage. Plus you can use the foam gun for many other tasks.

This is the one I bought and it has good adjustability of both pattern and water to product ratio.

MATCC Foam Wash Gun 3000 PSI High Pressure Washer Jet Snow Foam Lance Foam Cannon Foam Blaster with 3/8" Connector Amazon.com: MATCC Foam Wash Gun 3 PSI High Pressure Washer Jet Snow Foam Lance Foam Cannon Foam Blaster with 3/8" Connector: Automotive

 

[buckeyefarmer]

I usually use a PW to wash it off. Tried wet and forget so I didn’t have to pull out the PW.

 

[toppop52]

The 8/1 bleach mix will get it like new, usually in one good application and no rinsing or high pressure is required. Much easier on the siding, shutters, etc... than blasting them with high pressure. I’ve been using this method for 15 years.

 

[Bird]

My wife starts her 3rd semester of Spanish today in the language club.

I'll bet she's having a good time, too. In the 10th grade in high school in Marlow, OK, I took a year of Spanish; couldn't get any of my friends to join me, so it was just me and 6 girls. But you had to take Spanish 2 years for 2 credits, and we moved to Marietta, OK that summer and the school there did not offer Spanish, so I never got that second year. I've always regretted not finishing learning Spanish.

 

[LS Tractor Owner]

I made a run into town today, so swung by Lowe’s and exchanged a bunch of beat up, abused, and broken Craftsman screwdrivers. Some were bent using as a pry bar, one had the handle halfway chewed off by the dog, others had the tips broken. Lowe’s replaced all eleven of them, no questions asked. Total of $55 worth. Lowe’s has my :thumbsup:

 

[txdon]

Woohoo. 3 hours of seat time hauling over 40 FELs full of mulch around the new raised beds. Now that they have the wood chip pathways around and between them them they are really looking good.
I was just about to stop for the day when a helper showed up and then we just had to finish it - especially since I now had someone to rake the mulch and did not have to get off the tractor.

 

[lostcreekranch]

Woohoo. 3 hours of seat time hauling over 40 FELs full of mulch around the new raised beds. Now that they have the wood chip pathways around and between them them they are really looking good.
I was just about to stop for the day when a helper showed up and then we just had to finish it - especially since I now had someone to rake the mulch and did not have to get off the tractor.

Don ... do you create your own wood chips from your FireWise and trail clearing?

 

[txdon]

Don ... do you create your own wood chips from your FireWise and trail clearing?

Yes we do, everything is mulched/chipped nothing is burned, but we use that mulch at those location either spread out under the trees on fireWise or on the trails on trail clearing.
These wood chips come from other sources like the landscape companies that trim trees in the neighborhood.

 

[mostly_gas]

Good evening all. 43F for the start, overcast moderate wind. Wind backed off in the afternoon, sky finally cleared off, and high temp was 57F. Slow start, envelope stuffing fish club forms in the POA billing to start day. 10 of us got 1500 envelopes stuffed in about 25 minutes . Then off to town to get grocerys and wife's hair permed. Did get a nap in, wanted to work on a friends bike but timing did not work.
All the people with countdowns hope you make it with no issues.
David hope Sophies eye continues to heal. Wife has that issues with restaurants, she finds something she really likes and poof in less than a year it changes, restaurant closes changes cooks etc. drives her mad.
RNG, nice you made it home glad it was a good trip, hope you get windshield fixed soon.
Randy, good to hear better than before operation, how long before you are fully recovered?
Rick, thanks for the wet and forget tip have some siding to try that on.
Ron, I put my appointments in phone calendar, used a PDA for years that synced with desktop. I suffer from CRS (can't remember stufff...)
Ted, glad you are mostly recovered from bug.
Don good advice, thanks
Ted thanks for Loews update, no Sears here either.
Don are going to work like Drew and make us look worse?
prayers for all.

 

[sodamo]

Good one Eric, made her laugh. Me too.