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Having to repair an underground water pipe for the landscape and finding exactly where the leak was located. The pipe had to leak in the worst place “under the pavers” of the walkway. These crazy little cement squares of different sizes and shapes were all placed and interlocked to tightly when installed, and now the pipe that crossed under the path had to start leaking water. It’s not easy or fun to remove the cement pavers to find exactly where the problem was.
Tomorrow I’ll fix the pipe now that it’s located and I know what parts I’ll need, but I’m not looking forward to replacing those bricks and getting them leveled out and locked into place again.
My volunteer work in the neighborhood with painting over graffiti seems to be a never ending job. Over the weekend several block privacy walls and utility light poles got tagged with spray cans. I’ll be spending several hours now painting over their artwork,,,, yeah like it’s some kind of art.
My volunteer work in the neighborhood with painting over graffiti seems to be a never ending job. Over the weekend several block privacy walls and utility light poles got tagged with spray cans. I’ll be spending several hours now painting over their artwork,,,, yeah like it’s some kind of art.
Yup. Graffiti is always going on here in the local business neighborhoods, too. If it's not some young guys wanting to "leave their mark", it's others. Paint, paint, paint.
Location: The Chatterdome in La La Land, CaliFUNia
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My volunteer work in the neighborhood with painting over graffiti seems to be a never ending job. Over the weekend several block privacy walls and utility light poles got tagged with spray cans. I’ll be spending several hours now painting over their artwork,,,, yeah like it’s some kind of art.
Thanks for the work that you do cleaning up that stuff. Gosh! I cannot STAND graffiti. Nothing "art-worthy" about it at all!
I spilled some vinegar on the kitchen floor and no matter how much I cleaned that spot, the area just reeks of vinegar. ugh.
Try Nature's Own. You can get it from the large pet chain stores. It really does a great job on organic stains and smells. I use it all the time.
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