Congrats! Just be sure it lasts. Keep your sense of humor,you will need it. I'm married 49 years and I am looking for a spot in the yard where I don't care if nothing grows there after I, um, bury something there.I proposed, she said yes
Congrats! Just be sure it lasts. Keep your sense of humor,you will need it. I'm married 49 years and I am looking for a spot in the yard where I don't care if nothing grows there after I, um, bury something there.I proposed, she said yes
Burying deadwood just leads to problems. Now a man with a chipper, he speeds things right on along.Congrats! Just be sure it lasts. Keep your sense of humor,you will need it. I'm married 49 years and I am looking for a spot in the yard where I don't care if nothing grows there after I, um, bury something there.
Congrats! Just be sure it lasts. Keep your sense of humor,you will need it. I'm married 49 years and I am looking for a spot in the yard where I don't care if nothing grows there after I, um, bury something there.
I really need to do this to the van, been meaning to get a scrub brush and just use some dawn to give a good scrub with the same expectations or close. Would make a huge difference on it
I can't remember the last time I ever even cleaned my own car, probably 30+yrs. I usually goto the car wash and pay to have it done, but this truck was different. I could tell this truck had been used by a construction guy by all the dirt/gravel/mud/pebbles/grunge/dust and body oils & sweat ground into the carpet, door panels, and seats. but it turned out cleaning what I did wasn't that bad.
tried two different cleaners, Purple Power and Chemical Guys Invinsible All Surface Cleaner, alternating between doors. both seemed to be equal in cleaning ability. about the only difference I observed, subjectively, was that the PP seemed a little more "tacky/sticky" and a little stronger scent of "windex/ammonia" compared to ChemGuys. again, that was subjective and all 4 doors were open the whole time. even then you had to get within a couple inches to smell it as the wind wasn't blowing.
did the drivers side first and pre-soaked it a couple times but that made no difference and the dirt/dust didn't run down when wet. the technique was squirt cleaner, scrub with brush wet with water, then wipe down with paper towels. water ended up being brown. started over on passenger side wiping down with water and scrub first which got me cloudy water. went thru the same squirt and scrub with wet brush then wipe with paper towels. water at the end of it was a lot less brown, but that may have been just the fact that passenger side sees a lot less activity.
been 18 hrs with doors closed since yesterday, let me go and check it right now..... nope, no residual stink build-up by the PP or ChemGuys cleaner.
so, both work but which one is actually "better" for the door panels so it doesn't degrade the surfaces? 🤷♂️
Yeah its up there for me too, growing up in Dormont I was spoiled with Fioris, Campitis, and Betos all very close. I guess it explains my girlish figureFiori's is my favorite pizza.
You know, pics or it didn't happen...Took the car out again, so weird to me that it is very blah when first driving with shakes and other unwell feels then once it warms up it seems fine. Took it out to Twin Peaks, man were there some buns out...... Just found out Friday is the day to go, lingerie dayView attachment 234987
You know, pics or it didn't happen...
he posted pics of the car, what more do you want?You know, pics or it didn't happen...
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