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Yes, though if you are looking for a touchless wash with the foam canon, its not going to work well. The Wash and Waxes are really mild soaps and require physical agitation to remove dirt.

You could live a little and back the bolts off a bit, if the subframes losen up up, they probably aren't under tension. Also as others mentioned, serious LOL at "Emergency"

Right, which is why the second step is a radio signal jammer. Look, the whole point I'm making is sure, wirless can be jammed, but so can the whole system. Most criminals are really stupid and just smash and grab. Most homeowners are also stupid and never actually use their alarm system.

All landlines/home internet services terminate at a NID, at least anything built in the last 30-40 years. There is usually a nice bright orange conduit sticking out of the ground to make it even more apparent. Not sure what you are talking about as far as jammer and something seeing a loss of...

So on a hard wired system, what is stopping a bad guy from cutting your phone line and using a cell jammer so your backup (if you have one) can't call out?

Is it sad? The founders of this country left the OP's country because they were sick and tired of BS rules. Our fine leaders have proposed license plates for bicycles more than a few times, and the people have rightfully stood up to the tyranny. They're smart enough (so far) to not do it for...

Yep good point, there are sooo many pictures of how a tractor looked when they picked it up, not today. I saw one with a dude with 80's fashion/haircut and the pictures were scans of photos... really made me chuckle. That's how things work when the ads are free and the seller has zero to lose...

ProvidED. Seems they fell for the fake science too, and then they pulled it. So cool half story. https://www.reuters.com/article/factcheck-imssmexico-ivermectin/fact-check-mexico-no-longer-including-ivermectin-in-home-covid-19-care-kits-contrary-to-claims-on-social-media-idUSL1N2U626I/

You know that same argument has been used against seat belts and countless other things that have saved lives. "I don't wear seat belts because it's safer to be thrown from the car. My uncle Ronnie was killed by a seat belt when he was driving drunk and high out of his mind, he did a Dukes of...

Its funny how the mind works, if that was only a foot off the ground, it would be easy to walk on and not fall off. Definitely not something for days you are a bit hung over.

I think a healthy amount of skepticism/paranoia is good. But I need help understanding why the conspiracy theorists are convinced the shots are some part of some sort of <insert whatever> conspiracy. I mean if I was Dr. Evil and I wanted to control the world, I'd create a disease and the...

There are always cheap plow setups on FB Marketplace, sure they might not be meant for the BX but you can adapt anything if you are handy. The rustier they are, the cheaper they are listed for. Probably a little better than a guard rail too.

Make sure the hole is nice and round and install a petcock for fuel draining.

Detailing nut here... Those Jr. chemist tricks were great back when there weren't commercial options. Plenty of great wash and wax in one products these days. I've had really good luck with TW ICE Wash and Wax. Back to the OP's plan, just use the Dawn. All the anti Dawn stuff from back when...

We've had a Hustler in the family for 15 years now, other than needing a spindle, its been flawless. I wouldn't sweat the supply chain issues, next year there will be plenty of equipment sitting on dealer lots, at least if things continue as they are. Personally there is no way I'd buy a new...

I know the OP is good but anyone else wanting to cut costs and still keep a land line, OOMA is a great option of you have internet anyway. You can fax over it and I even used it for a legacy alarm system until we upgraded to a cell based one. At $6 something a month it's a great option for those...

E15 is not flex fuel. E85 is what is considered flex fuel.

I've used it every chance I get, I can't honestly see a significant decrease in mileage or any other issue for that matter.

It happens to all of us. Just run a wire from your main panel to where you want your generator and use an interlock. Or if your utility supports it, a more expensive option but one that works really well is a Generlink. That's the option I would have gone with if my utility supported it, its...

If I'm reading it right, if you use the sub panel to backfeed the main, then the interlock on the main will make the sub panel useless unless the main is off.