Quote:I know how you feel, and you had other things to deal with, baby it and you will know when you should go, but I will remind you, its worse to fix later than sooner when it comes to bones. Now if I would take my own advice Id be good eh?
Oh? So much for that idea, then. I've never used it; I just know it keeps pipes from freezing.
ok sounds like a plan then!
I know how you feel, and you had other things to deal with, baby it and you will know when you should go, but I will remind you, its worse to fix later than sooner when it comes to bones. Now if I would take my own advice Id be good eh?
The wife wanted to know where all the Christmas rope light went btw.
3 of mine have resumed laying already. They are 2 or 3 years old. Usually most are back in production by the end of the year and the older ones that aren't, usually resume by February.
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I think I'm like whites, I've lost enough bits and pieces of this conversation that I don't know what you guys are talking about. I thought it was about seramas not being able to handle extreme cold. What are ya'll trying to keep warm? Wouldn't it be more efficient to heat the whole building?
You can cross heat tape, just give it a gap. You're not supposed to let incandescent rope lights touch each other either.
Im doing some easy stuff at least attempting today, had another procedure yesterday am to take it easy for a few ughhh, life story and Im sick of it. but work can wait yes?
