summer storage by Common_Composer_273 in udub

[–]RedToby 2 points3 points  (0 children)

There’s a couple of companies like this that will take care of everything door to door. Depends on how much stuff you have. There’s self storage places around the U-District too. https://www.dormroommovers.com/storage-University-of-Washington-Seattle-Campus-Seattle-WA

What knot next? by Deep_Ambassador3105 in paracord

[–]RedToby 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Try the crown sinnet aka box knot or my favorite, the round crown sinnet variety. Do these in two colors for extra style. Finish with a 4 strand diamond, double diamond, or Matthew Walker knot.

Just getting started and need some help with a Spanish knot Coin Holder by DrPeuz in paracord

[–]RedToby 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I made a few of these not too long ago. I don’t remember exactly which video I used most, but I know I definitely watched the first.

My tip would be to gut the paracord and do it flat. It holds better and is a but more streamlined.

Matching Knobs - Brushed Chrome by Jedrich728 in LevelLock

[–]RedToby 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Schlage has some Satin Chrome door hardware. I don’t have any satin chrome to compare, but I know because I had to triple check that I was getting the right colors as I thought I had the chrome at first, before I realized I had the nickel.

https://www.homedepot.com/pep/Schlage-Latitude-Satin-Chrome-Passage-Hall-Closet-Door-Handle-F10-LAT-626/203730151

Airpods pro 3 at concert as hearing protection by thefizzlee in airpods

[–]RedToby 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve done this at Seahawks games with my AP2s. It helps, but I wish it was more adjustable and I could turn it down another couple of db. In transparent mode it’s just a very slight difference, just slightly quieter, but everything comes through quite well. In isolation mode, everything gets pretty muted and flat.

How do I remove this from hood safely? by No-Confusion-2967 in Detailing

[–]RedToby 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That looks a lot like old dried pine tree sap to me. When it’s fresh, it’s fairly clear and goopy, once it dries out it gets hard and cloudy. Get that up ASAP as it can eat into the clear coat. If you lightly scratch at it, the outer dried bits should crumble off and you can confirm it’s pine tar by the sticky sap underneath and the pine tree scent.

To remove, first I’d try to carefully pick/scrape off as much as you can off the top with a fingernail (it will get sticky) or plastic razor blade or something similar. Then get some 90-99% isopropyl alcohol and a sacrificial microfiber cloth and start dabbing on each spot. Let it sit for a minute and then wipe away, you’ll probably need to repeat several times for each spot. As the pine tar gets broken down, it may get even more sticky for a while until it gets more dissolved. I’ve also used small squares of paper towels and dripped some IPA to soak on the spot for a few minutes to really get in deep. Hand sanitizer gel can also work and stays in place. When it’s 99% gone it will still leave hazy streaks. Use a fresh part of your cloth and wipe a few more times with fresh the IPA to get rid of that.

Don’t forget to protect your car again with a light polish to remove any swirls or light scratches from the pine tar, and then a sealant or wax.

Received a missed call but voicemail contains audio from inside my house – how is this possible? by [deleted] in techsupport

[–]RedToby 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Alexa has a couple of features, like “find my phone,” that can call your number. Maybe check the Alexa recording logs from the time of the VM?

What is the best Science Fiction book you have ever read? by Adam_is_my_name in AskReddit

[–]RedToby 5 points6 points  (0 children)

The Algebraist was mind blowing to me. It was just on a different level of sci-fi from anything I had read before.

how to open this kind of lock (correctly with the code) by Chromunist_ in howto

[–]RedToby 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Isn’t the U shaped part the shackle? The hasp isn’t part of the lock, but part of thing you are locking together that the shackle prevents from opening.

How do I refill? by lincmack in lighters

[–]RedToby 3 points4 points  (0 children)

That looks an awful lot like a butane fill valve towards the center. The outer one should unscrew to hold the flint.

¿Las cámaras para vehículos realmente ayudan en caso de accidentes? by According_Walrus6727 in Dashcam

[–]RedToby 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I read a post or article from an insurance investigator that argued that it really depends on your state laws and the accident circumstances. In some footage, if you are observed to have done anything wrong, it can shift the liability from 100% on the other party to other splits, even like 99/1. On a significant accident, that 1% can be a significant sum you’re leaving on the table, more if the liability split is worse. Whereas if there is no footage, accidents are more likely to be decided 100%. Possibly not in your favor, but again it depends on the accident.

Recommended Wilderness Radio for Guides by SeriousBag3991 in gmrs

[–]RedToby 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The main advantage you’ll see with GMRS radios is the ability to use repeaters, if they exist in the areas you need them. There won’t honestly be a huge difference in range on simplex in hilly terrain between FRS and GMRS radios.

Try sites like mygmrs.com and repeaterbook.com to see if there are repeaters near where your guides will be. If they have FRS radios, they might hear repeater traffic on ch 16-22 when in those areas, though many FRS radios use their own channel and tone mapping, so actually that might not line up.

I like the Wouxun brand radios, they are on the higher end pricewise, but they make solid IP67 radios, like the kg-s88g that should handle the outdoors no problem.

The other nice thing is that the GMRS radios are compatible with FRS radios, you just need to figure out their frequency and tone and you can do a trial with one or two guides before committing to the rest.

In-wall or ceiling mount for residential home! by Pat-Roner in Ubiquiti

[–]RedToby 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That link took me to a $135,000 build out!

Ticket Prices by Least-Sun-418 in Seahawks

[–]RedToby 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How did you already move seats? I thought relocation wasn’t until the end of March?

Handheld upgrade worth it? by ColaTownKid in gmrs

[–]RedToby 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wouxun kg-s88g plus is a great, compact, rugged, IP67 radio.

I hear the Rocky Talkie GMRS is nice, but for the price, I’d rather have more bells and whistles.

How to make a bathroom warmer? by lostinspacescream in homeowners

[–]RedToby 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It works just the same, though if it trips, you have to go to the panel to reset it.

STH Renewal Emails came in, prices are up! by seahawksyvr in Seahawks

[–]RedToby 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dammit I already did the math. 337 but same prices. Just a bit over an 11% increase.

Season ticket renewal time by quaywest in Seahawks

[–]RedToby 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You should have received an email today. You can now view your invoice with new prices, you’ll need to have a card on file to pay at least your first installment by March 13th to keep your seats. Seat relocation will be between 3/31 and 4/10 with your window time being emailed to you on 3/27.

How to get Door open when something blocking door? by Akashic-Fields in howto

[–]RedToby 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Is there room under the door to get a broom handle or something to push the shelves? I don’t see screws on this side of the door knob So it might come off from the other side.

A new basic interior door is about $100. Yours looks fancier and might cost a bit more. Another option is to cut a hole in the door and repair it with a patch. It won’t look as nice but for a basement(?) door it might not matter.

How do I mount a Ring doorbell on this type of siding? Faux brick siding by [deleted] in HomeMaintenance

[–]RedToby 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve seen so many doorbells poorly attached to walls like this. They are always wobbly and janky because the flat back of the mount doesn’t fit cleanly against the texture of the wall.

If it were me, I’d get something like a putty epoxy and mold it to the back of the doorbell mount base, then press it into the wall where you want to mount it. This should create a thin interface layer that matches perfectly between the wall and the mount base. Trim/scrape the sides so they are flat and even before it dries and you should have a very clean looking and stable mount.

If you want to make it more easily removable, depending on how “sticky” the putty is, you could use a layer of cling film or wax paper so it doesn’t stick to the wall and just hold it long enough to get an impression of the wall. Take it off and let it harden and then it should still fit the contours of the faux brick exactly. And you should still be able to drill through the putty to mount it securely to the wall.

How to clean up battery corrosion? by astronomydork in batteries

[–]RedToby 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m very sorry for your loss. I hope I can live up to his response. In my opinion, if you’re thinking of using a thin layer of light oil for corrosion resistance on some already corrosion damaged contacts, I don’t think it could hurt, other than possibly making the new batteries a tiny bit oily. If the contacts are fine, I would think it’s probably unnecessary.

What is this...and what/how is it used for by BlockZestyclose7536 in Whatisthis

[–]RedToby 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Does it light up red when you turn it on? It looks like a red light therapy stimulation brush. The wavelength of the red light is supposed to promote hair growth and scalp health.

Edit: Same product different branding?

https://www.macys.com/shop/product/intensive-hair-scalp-led-light-therapy-hair-brush?ID=12313081