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The pendant lamps came with white cord. Of course, we want black. I found out that computer power cords are the right type (18 gauge) and ordered 3 15' from monoprice.com. Snip the ends and replace; sounds easy. Mostly a pain in the butt.
I went to use the zip on my wallet when the little handle part snapped off, which was pretty annoying. Perhaps it wasn't strong enough to be pulled around by my fish pendant thing which I have always had in my previous wallet for years.
Anyway, my replacement solution doesn't look too bad
The Wodonga and Albury Towards Climate Health group took action to Replace Hazelwood on Saturday, 17 July in Wodonga. Check out that cake!!
For more info on this organisation hop here: www.watch.id.au/
Hop here for more information on the event:
www.environmentvictoria.org.au/content/national-day-actio...
There's some kind of heating system buried under the turf, so it doesn't freeze in the harsh Pittsburgh winter. That system burst recently, causing damage to the turn. We happened to be touring while they were replacing the turf.
Removed and Replaced the Driveway and Walkway - Poured With 4000 PSI Concrete -
Cut Swell on Left Side of House With Excavator to Alleviate Flooding Issue Into Garage - Brought in Loads of Fill Dirt to Raise the Land on the Right Side of the House to the Proper Elevation
these three townhomes built in 2024 replaced a small bungalow. real estate listing: www.homes.com/property/4500-walsh-st-chevy-chase-md/x76k2...
The same site in 2018: www.flickr.com/photos/thecourtyard/54038817215/in/photoli...
This is a most gorgeous object hardly ever seen. I'm launching an effort to be a sufficiently annoying pest to find another kiln big enough to fire it in with some glaze. The worry all potters have over the kiln bottoms.... Firing it will be cathartic.
After photographing the case and its contents, I closed it and put it back where I had found it. Then I moved to a different spot to take this shot...
Replacing the trunk weatherstrip with product from OER and Classic Industries.
Jim Streib
stlnovas@att.net
Replacing the trunk weatherstrip with product from OER and Classic Industries.
Jim Streib
stlnovas@att.net
The original door weatherstrips were replaced with the OER brand weatherstrips from Classic Industries. The original weatherstrip was glued n area's and after cleaning off the old glue, new 3M weatherstrip glue was applied to the same area's. Since the new weatherstrips needed to conform to the opening, I installed the new ones and then partially closed the doors and let the car sit for a day or so that way in hot weather and then the doors were fully closed. After a few days the material further compressed and now the doors close with minimal effort. Jim Streib Saint Louis Missouri 2014