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RE: Keeping Your Home Dry: Insulation Tips for Flood-Prone Areas

Yeah, waterproofing from the inside can definitely work, but it's usually more of a band-aid than a long-term fix. French drains aren't perfect either...

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

Nice approach with the hidden bracing—I've found similar success using engineered lumber and strategic shear walls, especially when trying to keep thi...

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RE: locked out drama—what would you do?

Totally agree about the lockbox—saved me a few times too. But honestly, even those can freeze up in bad weather. I've started keeping a hidden spare k...

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RE: how much did your bathroom remodel run you (roughly)?

Humidity-sensing fans are definitely handy, but I've found that good passive ventilation can sometimes do just as well without the extra electronics. ...

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

Been there myself—inspectors popping in at the absolute worst moments seems like some kind of universal remodeling law, doesn't it? Last year, I had o...

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

Yeah, integrated LEDs can be a real headache when something goes wrong. I had a similar experience—thought I was being smart and eco-friendly, but end...

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RE: how much did your bathroom remodel run you (roughly)?

Haven't tried the humidity-sensing fans myself, but your timer switch idea is spot-on. We did the same, and it made a noticeable difference. Mold's sn...

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

I've experimented a bit with pebble trays myself, and honestly, I think they're more aesthetic than functional. They do help slightly if your room isn...

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