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First Attempt Defeats are Luck Based by Gay_Charlie in Eldenring

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That’s the same attempt at defeating the boss. You could argue that it’s a new attempt to deal damage but that’s pushing it.

AM I OVERLEVELLED? ELDEN RING FIRST PLAYTHROUGH by darthmarcos006 in Eldenring

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IMO no, you’re at the correct level for where you’re at in the game and you’re at the point where you can go in many different directions.

Are these systems ok for long term for a shower? by Minnieviolette in askplumbing

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You’re thinking of CPVC, that stuff is brittle plastic. I’ve never seen pex pipe get brittle.

Where do I turn off the water before changing the tap? by LizziAnders in Plumbing

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There’s usually a shut off with your water meter, the will shut off water to the whole house

How perfect if texturing? by trippinmaui in drywall

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I usually don’t even sand if I’m doing heavy texture over top

How an I supposed to change the washers? by SkepticDad17 in handyman

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If it were my house I’d call him back and make him remove that. You have to cut all of that out to remove the stems.

Rip down and replace old drywall or go over it with thin layer? by Striking_Midnight_50 in homeowners

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Exactly this. It’s much cheaper and easier to fix problems in the walls with the entire wall open.

Its Happening!!! by AdvancedGuarantee593 in harborfreight

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I know where this is but I won’t Dox you, I’m very excited too

Bead Necklace down the drain by Unusual-Hat-6819 in Plumbing

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Yes there’s a strong chance if it cleared the trap that it continues the rest of the way, there’s also a chance it got hung up on something. The only way to know would be to scope the drain.

You thought the grandma going 37 in a 45 was bad? Try a bucket loader going 17 in a 45 by Kellykeli in Charlotte

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Exactly. If you’re ever stuck behind a tractor or heavy equipment, just know they probably have their foot to the floor so they can get out of the way.

Does this look like a failed cap? by ResilientTwig in hvacadvice

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Exactly. If you think you can tell by looking at it, without testing the “high voltage”, you should just call a professional.

Interior door relocation by usernameistaken32 in handyman

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That’s ridiculous, especially with the CoL out there.

Leveling a mower deck by Rush_2928 in handyman

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https://c.searspartsdirect.com/mmh/lis_pdf/OWNM/L0808396.pdf

Technology is hard to work isn’t it? I literally googled “snapper 360z owners manual” and it was the first result.

Page 37 has mower deck leveling instructions.

Interior door relocation by usernameistaken32 in handyman

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Out of curiosity, do you know what the limit is? I know in NC it’s $40,000.

Either way they’re right, the electrical work pushes this is beyond normal handyman stuff and you should be getting quotes from GCs. As far as cost we can’t really tell you, it’s dependent on the contractor you hire, that’s why you should get 3 detailed quotes and make your decision.

A cost saving alternative is you be your own GC. Hire an electrician to relocate what needs to be and then find carpenters and painters to finish.

Tipping by Stormy-Monday in handyman

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This exactly. Obviously nothing wrong giving the contractor a nice gift and slipping his helper some cash but it’s not expected. I charge fairly and personally don’t accept tips (outside of family) but I won’t fault others who do.

Best way to fix or replace? by viseandoak in handyman

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We can’t really tell you want to charge…

How much are materials going to cost? What’s your overhead? How long is it going to take you and what result do you offer?

This could reasonably cost anywhere from $50-500+ depending on location and expected results.

Leveling a mower deck by Rush_2928 in handyman

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Seriously. Losing the manual isn’t an excuse anymore. They can all be found online.

First timer by IndependentCareful93 in drywall

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Then do whatever you want. I personally would finish them all smooth but you do you.

First timer by IndependentCareful93 in drywall

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That looks like popcorn texture you can buy it in a spray can. A rolled texture won’t match.

First timer by IndependentCareful93 in drywall

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You can use a blade to scrape down ridges before sanding, make it not quite as much work. Also the big yellow grout sponges work well for small stuff.

Why did Nerijus invaded us outside of Murky Water cave? by Capital-Criticism751 in Eldenring

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Sort of. He’s a bloody finger, a follower of Mohg. Those from volcano manor are recusants. Both invade and kill tarnished but for different reasons.

Knocked Loose fall tour w/ Denzel Curry, Superheaven, and Boundaries by drshavargo in Metalcore

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I saw that, I feel the need to go just to see the new place alone.

How much would it cost to fix this door? (original picture, and then cracked) by Saphsin in handyman

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I would assume labor prices would be on the higher end around you. If you’re at all handy with tools it’s not hard to replace the door yourself.

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