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Post by Big L on Jul 12, 2015 21:51:19 GMT -5
I got fuckin mushrooms growing in my lawn. I thought they grew in the dark.
Any anti fungi lawn product out there?
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Post by Gunnails on Jul 12, 2015 22:28:09 GMT -5
I got fuckin mushrooms growing in my lawn. I thought they grew in the dark. Any anti fungi lawn product out there? I got fuckin mushrooms growing in my lawn. I thought they grew in the dark. Any anti fungi lawn product out there? I got fuckin mushrooms growing in my lawn. I thought they grew in the dark. Any anti fungi lawn product out there? =============================================== Urine will kill mushrooms. ============================================ Piss on them ============================================== They tend to thrive on sperm, so none of thaty anymore.
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Post by DDNYjets on Jul 13, 2015 7:24:09 GMT -5
I got fuckin mushrooms growing in my lawn. I thought they grew in the dark. Any anti fungi lawn product out there? No need for chemicals. I get them all the time. You likely are using too much water or there is too much shade.
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Post by Peebag on Jul 13, 2015 15:31:10 GMT -5
anyone work with coax cable? Just wondering how easy it is to crimp the terminals ends. Need to run a line to my basement.
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Post by jetstream23 on Jul 13, 2015 16:01:48 GMT -5
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Post by Warfish on Jul 13, 2015 16:44:20 GMT -5
anyone work with coax cable? Just wondering how easy it is to crimp the terminals ends. Need to run a line to my basement. Why would I need to coax the cable? I don't need it to come to me, I can just go grab it. Coaxing cables, lol.
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Post by Peebag on Jul 13, 2015 16:50:06 GMT -5
anyone work with coax cable? Just wondering how easy it is to crimp the terminals ends. Need to run a line to my basement. Why would I need to coax the cable? I don't need it to come to me, I can just go grab it. Coaxing cables, lol. Gawddamn it Warfish, don't fuck with me!
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Post by Big L on Jul 13, 2015 20:40:07 GMT -5
anyone work with coax cable? Just wondering how easy it is to crimp the terminals ends. Need to run a line to my basement. Piece of cake, if you have the right tool. They used to make screw on ends, too. I case you don't have the crimper. A tool for every need, a need for every tool!
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Post by Peebag on Jul 22, 2015 11:11:34 GMT -5
Okey doke - anyone have opinion on LED lighting? Pros, cons? thinking about replacing 3 lighting fixtures in my basement remodel.
thoughts?
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Post by Big L on Jul 22, 2015 11:15:06 GMT -5
I'm replacing all my CFLs with LEDs. Light up instantly, and are dimmable.
Costs more, but are supposed to last like 20,000 hours.
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Post by Gunnails on Jul 22, 2015 11:53:05 GMT -5
Costco has some good LED options, as does HD and Lowes.
I am a big fan, I replaced all my can light trims with LED's and they have been flawless, for work I use LED's only whenever possible.
The prices on LED lighting continue to drop as China gears up.
The only complaint I hear is about the color of light they cast, I find it to be a true natural color, but some don't like them.
There a must for any high or difficult to replace bulb because of there longevity.
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Post by Peebag on Jul 22, 2015 16:25:31 GMT -5
Costco has some good LED options, as does HD and Lowes. I am a big fan, I replaced all my can light trims with LED's and they have been flawless, for work I use LED's only whenever possible. The prices on LED lighting continue to drop as China gears up. The only complaint I hear is about the color of light they cast, I find it to be a true natural color, but some don't like them. There a must for any high or difficult to replace bulb because of there longevity. I look like crap so I don't care about the "natural look" but what I do care about is the brightness - how does that compare with a regular bulb?
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Post by Gunnails on Jul 22, 2015 17:08:08 GMT -5
Costco has some good LED options, as does HD and Lowes. I am a big fan, I replaced all my can light trims with LED's and they have been flawless, for work I use LED's only whenever possible. The prices on LED lighting continue to drop as China gears up. The only complaint I hear is about the color of light they cast, I find it to be a true natural color, but some don't like them. There a must for any high or difficult to replace bulb because of there longevity. I look like crap so I don't care about the "natural look" but what I do care about is the brightness - how does that compare with a regular bulb? =============================== As of just a few years ago it was difficult to find a LED bulb over 40 watt equivalent, now you can get up to a 100 watt equivalent, LED brightness is measured in lumens which I don't really grasp, kinda like the metric system. I just bought a two pack of 6" can light trim/bulb replacement in LED for $20 at Costco, and they are rated 120 watts each, it's like turning on the sun. These are rated for 48,000 hours or 43 years. The big advantage is power consumption, a 120 watt equivalent LED uses only 20.5 watts, and they produce very little heat, and last a very long time. They are also more robust and wont break as easy. :LED lights don't have a bulb, they look more like a computer chip. LED flashlights are also amazing.
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Post by Gunnails on Jul 22, 2015 17:17:39 GMT -5
I work with a designer often, and I was doing a kitchen remodel a year or so ago which had a very high ceiling and the desiner told us she wanted to use a chandelier to fill the space so to speak. When the light arrived it was set up for 40 count 40 watt bulbs (1600 watts) when fully bulbed it was blowing the circuit breaker. We solved the issue by substituting 40 watt rated LED bulbs which reduced the power consumption to about 200 watts. BNut the bulbs at that time were about $7.50 a piece and I had to eat the $300 cost, but I now have a lifetime supply of 40 watt incandescent bulbs.
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Post by DDNYjets on Jul 22, 2015 18:16:38 GMT -5
I'm replacing all my CFLs with LEDs. Light up instantly, and are dimmable. Costs more, but are supposed to last like 20,000 hours. Yeah. I got the little trim kits that just screw into the old recessed lights. They were like $20/each at the time. I like the new look and they should last longer than I do. Also replaced the smoke and carb alarms.
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