oh, i also compost the leaves, my compost bin is already fullA rake and an old blanket or sheet accomplishes the same thing!
Granted, you don't get to play with a leafblower that way.
If you feel like scaring your neighbors get a metal trash can, fill it up with leaves, and light that shit on fire. Everyone within half a mile will think their house is burning down. Put a grate on top so that you don't accidentally your own house.
Mulch them leaves right back into the lawn.
even 1 tree shedding, if you tried to mulch it, turns the lawn brownNot an option for me, too many trees, leaves would be a foot deep if I left them. I collect them and have a huge compost pile that I turn over with my front end loader a few times a year. It's freaking massive.
Thats going to suck no matter what but hopefully its "easy".Oh boy, got an inch and a half of rain today and this is what I come home to;
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Well I didnt get up on the roof tonight as it was already dark and I couldnt find my head lamp but there isnt any exhaust vent right above it. Cut away that loose paint and can see the water is dripping through in through two almost sized holes dry wall. Bad news it is STILL dripping consistently even now after it stopped raining 3 hours ago =/.Thats going to suck no matter what but hopefully its "easy".
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If youre going to fix it yourself, just ask and I can walk you through every step of you need some input.
Well I didnt get up on the roof tonight as it was already dark and I couldnt find my head lamp but there isnt any exhaust vent right above it. Cut away that loose paint and can see the water is dripping through in through two almost sized holes dry wall. Bad news it is STILL dripping consistently even now after it stopped raining 3 hours ago =/.
Ill go up on the roof and check it out before work tomorrow morning but I think that spot is where the pitched roof meets the flat roof of my garage.
do you have water between two joists in the ceiling? like you have a trough of water?Well, this has gone from annoying to unmitigated disaster. It hasnt rained(or at least anything more than a sprinkle) for 5 hours or so yet a second leak has developed 7-8 feet from the first one.
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Looked in the attic again and no water is definetly not falling straight down onto that second spot or anywhere near it. Im guess enough water got to pool across the ceiling to that spot? Fuck you rain.
Anyone ever scraped a popcorn ceiling? I'm really debating whether to tackle it. On the one hand it's a classic 1979 chunky mess with glitter in it and everything and I have the flooring all pulled out so there will never be a better time to make a huge mess. On the other hand I don't know how hard it really is and I'm a little worried about my ability to put another texture on afterwards. Seems like the ceiling isn't the best place to do texture for the first time but it doesn't look that hard on YouTube at least.
I'm think that's the first time since I've moved in that's it's been off.Go clean every fan in your house, dude. Yikes
I'll definitely be swinging by home depot and picking up some proper sealant for it. It still rained later that night as I went to bed so that was at least something to maybe help.That is a hackjob roof for the ages. Maybe it's ok for the desert but holy shit I'd either call a pro or let the black mammy roll.
did you go in your attic?I'm think that's the first time since I've moved in that's it's been off.
I'll definitely be swinging by home depot and picking up some proper sealant for it. It still rained later that night as I went to bed so that was at least something to maybe help.
Supposed to be done raining here but forecast says 3 or 4 days of rain next week.