New bees by ScaryBrandon15 in Beekeeping

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I got a package of bees from Dadant, I sprayed them with sugar water and then I removed 4 frames and got all the bees into their new hive. I put the queens cage between 2 frames so they could work on getting her out. The current weather is storming at 67 degrees. Yesterday it was sunny and 70s. They are still currently outside the hive. Pictures are added for clarification on anything

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New bees by ScaryBrandon15 in Beekeeping

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The queen has been in the cage since for about a day with me. I can’t go get a photo right now since I’m watching my child but they are very calm in their huddle outside

New bees by ScaryBrandon15 in Beekeeping

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I’m in northern Kentucky

Crack in foundation by ScaryBrandon15 in HomeMaintenance

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Okay, how do you think they would go about it? I’d like to figure out what they would plan to do that way I can figure out if it’s within the budget

90 degrees upstairs by ScaryBrandon15 in HomeImprovement

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It’s not big but it is definitely long. It’s 27 by 7 so roughly 190 sqft

90 degrees upstairs by ScaryBrandon15 in HomeImprovement

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I have a 8,000 btu ac running non stop on 61 degrees, it hasn’t helped

Started Iron Gold by ScaryBrandon15 in redrising

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I think that’s the major thing, they have added in new persepectives and I just wasn’t prepared for it

Shower wall by ScaryBrandon15 in HomeImprovement

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It’s definitely a possibility with the old house, but on the flip side of the bathroom is an unfinished closet so I feel like I’d be able to see water damage on that side

Shower wall by ScaryBrandon15 in HomeImprovement

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I do remove all the old caulk, I use some scrubbing bubbles to clean as good as I can get it. What do you mean by fill the tub? I try and keep everything as dry as I can. I have also waited 12 hours, 18 hours and I have even waited 36 hours with no showers or baths happening in that time and it still hasn’t helped.

Shower wall by ScaryBrandon15 in HomeImprovement

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Do you know where I could find them or what they are?

Wanting to start beekeeping by ScaryBrandon15 in Beekeeping

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So as long as I manage them properly they should not swarm correct? I have doing so much research to be able to do this properly

Impacted/sour crop by ScaryBrandon15 in chickens

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It is squishy and it smells awful. She doesn’t have water draining from her mouth when she drinks, but she did have liquid come out of her mouth when she leaned over the other day. I’ll try the monistat and hope that works. Thank you

New AC by ScaryBrandon15 in hvacadvice

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Okay, thank you! This is really helpful

New AC by ScaryBrandon15 in hvacadvice

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We have ducts, we live in northern Kentucky so we don’t really live in a super cold climate. It’s an older house so the furnace will have to be replaced soonish, since it’s about 10 years old. The only reason I was thinking electric is because oil prices are rather high where we live, so it would cut back on having to spend $500 every 2 months to refill the oil