dcampbell32
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RE: my house is getting smarter than me, and it's kinda weird

I hear you on the backup plan—had my “smart” lock freeze up once and I was locked out for an hour. Still, I can’t help but wonder if all this convenie...

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RE: EARTHQUAKE-PROOFED MY FIRST BUILDING AND IT ACTUALLY WORKED

I've run into the same issue myself—flexible joints are great initially, but yeah, they don't age gracefully. Honestly, I haven't found a perfect ...

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RE: EARTHQUAKE-PROOFED MY FIRST BUILDING AND IT ACTUALLY WORKED

Hybrid framing's interesting, but honestly, steel isn't always as predictable as people think. I've seen steel frames buckle unexpectedly during quake...

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RE: Wrapping My House Up Like a Sweater—Worth the Hassle?

Mineral wool definitely beats cellulose for mess factor, but I gotta admit, fiberglass batts were my personal nemesis. I swear those fibers have a GPS...

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RE: What if you had to redecorate your living room every season?

Yeah, totally agree with the mantel example. I've found it's usually about striking a balance—like, you can swap out smaller elements seasonally (pill...

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RE: my battle with moldy closets and frizzy hair

I get your point about leaks and ventilation, but sometimes mold issues aren't always that complicated. I've tackled a few places where the closets we...

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RE: my battle with moldy closets and frizzy hair

Plants are a neat idea, hadn't thought about that. I've mostly relied on those moisture absorber packs you can buy at hardware stores—they're not pret...

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

Totally agree inspectors have seen worse than a messy kitchen. But I'd add one thing—make sure your sink and under-sink cabinet are accessible. Had an...

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

Yeah, epoxy grout is a lifesaver. Regular grout drove me nuts with mold issues too...never again. Also, peace lilies are great moisture absorbers but ...

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