climber57
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RE: Need ideas for draining my pool without flooding the yard

Couldn’t agree more about French drains being oversold, especially for something like pool water. People forget that those systems are only as good as...

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RE: Glass vs. aluminum fencing around the pool—what’s actually better?

I get the appeal of glass—no question, it looks sharp and really opens up the space. But I can’t help but wonder if we’re overvaluing aesthetics at th...

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RE: Getting smooth drywall joints without losing your mind

I get the appeal of the 14" knife, but honestly, I think it’s overkill for most DIYers—especially if you’re working with old plaster or wavy walls. So...

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RE: plumbing check-up dilemma: DIY or hire a pro?

DIY Isn’t Always Greener (Or Cheaper) I get the appeal of rolling up your sleeves and tackling a leaky pipe yourself—there’s a certain satisfaction i...

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RE: Turning my basement ceiling into a fantasy-inspired hangout

Totally agree about the fraying adding authenticity—sometimes imperfections really sell the vibe. Cheesecloth could look amazing, but I'd definitely r...

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RE: If You Had to Redo Your Kitchen Lights, What Would You Pick?

Hardwired LEDs on dimmers are definitely solid, especially if you're already tearing things apart anyway. But honestly, wireless bulbs have come a lon...

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RE: Just hit 20 years with the same HVAC—am I just lucky?

That's pretty impressive, but honestly, I'd argue it's less about luck or "good genes" and more about how well you maintain and optimize your system. ...

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RE: Finally got my outdoor space looking cozy and inviting

Warmer bulbs definitely make a difference. I went with solar-powered warm LEDs last summer, and honestly, I was skeptical at first—thought they'd be t...

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RE: plumbing check-up dilemma: DIY or hire a pro?

Yeah, that's the hidden cost of DIY—fixing someone else's shortcuts. But sometimes hiring a plumber means standard solutions that aren't eco-friendly....

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RE: my house is getting smarter than me, and it's kinda weird

Haha, that's interesting. Honestly, it might be less about your home's personality and more about its wiring. Older homes often have quirks in their e...

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RE: Finally switched to keyless entry and here's what I noticed

Interesting take on the UV wax—I can see how it might work well in certain coastal climates, especially if you're dealing with salt spray and humidity...

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RE: Inspector's coming tomorrow, but your kitchen's still a disaster—what do you do?

Haha, inspectors definitely have their quirks. But honestly, grease buildup isn't just a nitpick—it's actually a legit fire hazard and affects your ai...

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RE: Humidity Hacks: Little Things I Wish I'd Known Earlier

Chalk sticks are decent, but they're messy and crumble easily, at least in my experience. Silica gel packs are definitely handy—I stash them everywher...

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