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shuke
Black Ice Skeptic
"Please know that both regular and horticultural vinegar weed killer solutions are non-specific — they will kill whatever they touch. So this is not an effective solution for using on your lawn or in close-knit planting solutions."
Spike
Footballguy
shuke
Black Ice Skeptic
BumperNutz
Footballguy
For styptic, have you tried Proraso Gel. I picked it up the last time I got cream. It is awesome. Way better than the stick form.
avoiding injuries
Footballguy
Just bought the Bayer advanced weed killer. It was $3 more than the roundup and the HD employee working that aisle said to buy the roundup. I politely told him that my internet friends recommended I get this and then I walked to the self checkout.
In going to apply it this afternoon. I have a little sumac on the side of the house that will be the real test.
In going to apply it this afternoon. I have a little sumac on the side of the house that will be the real test.
HellToupee
Footballguy
RazoRock aftershave wax
better than any balm I've ised
better than any balm I've ised
Binky The Doormat
Footballguy
Not for the lawn - its for concrete - its going to kill any growing thing it touches.
NutterButter
Footballguy
Their seasoned ribs are ridiculous. 2 hours in the oven and pure bliss.
Binky The Doormat
Footballguy
Gotcha ...sorry. I have only seen/used the one for concrete. Really get sick of having to keep spraying those bastards - cracks, etc. Works great.
chauncey
Footballguy
Anyone have a Sex Doll Hoodie?
A Dutch artist named Sander Reijgers is recycling inflatable sex dolls into the most bizarre clothing. Perfect for a rainy weather, these waterproof hoodies were made by customizing existing tracksuit tops with heads, breasts and other pieces from 50 blow-up dolls that Sanders received from a “sponsor”.
A Dutch artist named Sander Reijgers is recycling inflatable sex dolls into the most bizarre clothing. Perfect for a rainy weather, these waterproof hoodies were made by customizing existing tracksuit tops with heads, breasts and other pieces from 50 blow-up dolls that Sanders received from a “sponsor”.
pollardsvision
Footballguy
Chose Bayer the other day based solely on this thread. Just sprayed a little while ago.
The Commish
Footballguy
Depends on my problem. Sometimes, in my back yard, over the winter I will get really large areas of clover, so I'll buy a bottle and use my hose. Then the rest of the year I spot treat with concentrate mixed in my backpack sprayer.Tiger Fan said:
tommyboy
Footballguy
tommyboy
Footballguy
pollardsvision
Footballguy
Speaking of Makita, their gold bits are awesome. That set comes with, I think, 12-13 #2 phillips bits, but I'm not sure why anyone would need that many. I'm pretty good a breaking bits, but I haven't found a way to break one of the Makita ones yet. That set isn't very expensive, and it comes with what would likely be a near lifetime of #2 bits for most people. There's no reason to deal with cheap bits with those available.
The bitholder is different, and works okay, but I prefer a standard bitholder.
Never used that Makita impact everyone's raving about, but I do love my Hitachi impact. I'm sure the Makita is better, but for $100 less (for comparable 18V lithium drill/driver combo), the Hitachi is plenty suitable.
The bitholder is different, and works okay, but I prefer a standard bitholder.
Never used that Makita impact everyone's raving about, but I do love my Hitachi impact. I'm sure the Makita is better, but for $100 less (for comparable 18V lithium drill/driver combo), the Hitachi is plenty suitable.
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pollardsvision
Footballguy
Don't know anything about your market, but the bolded might not mean much. Sam's has been in the city I live in and the city I come from both for around 20 years, give or take, with no Costco in sight. I'd assume a city needs to be up well over 100K for a market to support both.
I'd love to have a Costco too, but I like Sam's quite a bit.
The Commish
Footballguy
tommyboy
Footballguy
Ahh, for that i use "Weed Master" used to have to buy it at farm & garden places. Kills all broadleafs and not grass
http://www.nufarm.com/USAg/Weedmasterr
http://www.nufarm.com/USAg/Weedmasterr
NutterButter
Footballguy
BustedKnuckles
Footballguy
Bartenders helper ...the best cleaning solution ive ever used...nothing short of amazing...i first used it on my toilet after using a snake to unclog it...the scratches were so bad i thought i had to replace the whole toilet...then i read about this product...went to Home Depot and paid less than 4 dollars ...it not only cleaned the toilet it made the scratches disappear...gone ...looks brand new...i now use it on everything...bath tub...glass top stove ...i havent found one thing it can't clean
HellToupee
Footballguy
cstu
Footballguy
As a fellow head shaver this was the best recommendation I've received here since start hiding money.BigSteelThrill said:Shaved the dome, its like a babies bottom. Absolutely no irritation.BigSteelThrill said:
Chaos Commish
Footballguy
Officer Pete Malloy
Footballguy
Barmaid's Chum
tommyboy
Footballguy
If you have some fine fescue in your lawn, it usually doesnt do well with either weedmaster or bayers. End up w spots. Just have to overseed to replant those spots
Patrick Bateman
Footballguy
Sennheiser products. I've been using their products for years without fail. Headphones, mics, monitors in particular. Outstanding quality.
squidrope
Footballguy
Lawn fertilizer: 4 step program
3C's
Footballguy
Sam's coming would have no influence on Costco coming for sure but in the 2 surrounding markets where there's a Sam's a Costco is nearby. So hoping that becomes the case here. Being a small market here is certainly an issue.
