i grew up with an in ground pool. y'all acting like i'm trying to build a submarine.So an in ground???
i grew up with an in ground pool. y'all acting like i'm trying to build a submarine.So an in ground???
After watching my neighbor cut apart his concrete pool deck section by section over the past few years trying to chase down a leak in his feed/return lines (to the tune of > 3,000 gallons out per week), the prospect of an in-ground pool became even less appealing.So an in ground???
sounds like he didn't properly winterizeAfter watching my neighbor cut apart his concrete pool deck section by section over the past few years trying to chase down a leak in his feed/return lines (to the tune of > 3,000 gallons out per week), the prospect of an in-ground pool became even less appealing.
A lot of people here will do fiberglass with salt water to help with winter survival.sounds like he didn't properly winterize
i grew up with an in ground pool. y'all acting like i'm trying to build a submarine.
Our neighbor had to jackhammer out the deck and then had it filled with dirt.After watching my neighbor cut apart his concrete pool deck section by section over the past few years trying to chase down a leak in his feed/return lines (to the tune of > 3,000 gallons out per week), the prospect of an in-ground pool became even less appealing.
Above ground, as trashy as they may look, are removable when the time comes.
fiberglass is an option we're considering. our winters aren't as cold as yours (or as they used to be here) so concrete is actually becoming more common. definitely doing a salt pool.A lot of people here will do fiberglass with salt water to help with winter survival.
That's like buying a pickup with a 4' bed.Jon, have you considered a swim spa as an in between alternative?
why?Jon, have you considered a swim spa as an in between alternative?
yesterday i saw a bunch of teenagers riding in the back of an el camino. there is hope.That's like buying a pickup with a 4' bed.
I mean what could go wrong with that. . .i grew up with an in ground pool. y'all acting like i'm trying to build a submarine.
All weather heating, classier look for above ground (although you can embed them a bit).why?
we already have a hot tub for year round use.All weather heating, classier look for above ground (although you can embed them a bit).
Or intermittent fasting?Jon, have you considered a swim spa as an in between alternative?
Maybe, maybe not. Looks like poor site prep is at least partially to blame, one of the lines ran too close to the diving board pier and a hole got worn through with freeze/thaw cycles.sounds like he didn't properly winterize
no diving boards. most pools nowadays don't have them b/c they are a big driver for increases to insurance. plus they require a minimum depth in many/most regions.Maybe, maybe not. Looks like poor site prep is at least partially to blame, one of the lines ran too close to the diving board pier and a hole got worn through with freeze/thaw cycles.
Regardless, poor guy is going through it. Cutting and chipping up 4" wire reinforced concrete along 60' of pool deck doesn't look fun.
Why not get a lakeside property. You must have a couple of millions stashed away?i think i've finally got my wife convinced it's time to get a pool
Around here pools can no longer be deeper than 60 inches.no diving boards. most pools nowadays don't have them b/c they are a big driver for increases to insurance. plus they require a minimum depth in many/most regions.
For some, a tool is simply a means to an end, no more no less.
No envelope is safeFor some, a tool is simply a means to an end, no more no less.
And I am in the office with a $375 knife, thank you very much.
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Let's face it... if the knife can slice a tomato, that's all you really need.For some, a tool is simply a means to an end, no more no less.
You need a tomato.Let's face it... if the knife can slice a tomato, that's all you really need.
Fuckin' hail. It's like I had to start over. Not going to get any ripe tomatoes until August at this rate.You need a tomato.
have you seen the real estate market in the US lately?Why not get a lakeside property. You must have a couple of millions stashed away?
wtf.gif that doesn't sound like freedomAround here pools can no longer be deeper than 60 inches.
MIL1 heard me complaining about how we have crappy, not super sharp knives because wifey always cuts herself with them. She bought me a very, very nice 10" filet knife for Xmas. Wifey has use it once. She cut herself. This is why I can't have nice things.For some, a tool is simply a means to an end, no more no less.
And I am in the office with a $375 knife, thank you very much.
I found something that really works well for crappy, not super-sharp knives:MIL1 heard me complaining about how we have crappy, not super sharp knives because wifey always cuts herself with them. She bought me a very, very nice 10" filet knife for Xmas. Wifey has use it once. She cut herself. This is why I can't have nice things.
I just ordered one to sharpen my lawn mower's blades. I have the little two slot fits on corner sharpener with steel and ceramic V things that are no doubt the wrong angle for my knife but work okI found something that really works well for crappy, not super-sharp knives:
Bonus: it also works for nice, not super-sharp knives.
Double bonus: it's cheap
Let me know how the "garden tool sharpener" version works out - I may get one if it works as well as the kitchen knife one...I just ordered one to sharpen my lawn mower's blades. I have the little two slot fits on corner sharpener with steel and ceramic V things that are no doubt the wrong angle for my knife but work ok
You're tall, just put it somewhere she can't reachMIL1 heard me complaining about how we have crappy, not super sharp knives because wifey always cuts herself with them. She bought me a very, very nice 10" filet knife for Xmas. Wifey has use it once. She cut herself. This is why I can't have nice things.
Damn, I use an angle grinder. Much more manly.I just ordered one to sharpen my lawn mower's blades. I have the little two slot fits on corner sharpener with steel and ceramic V things that are no doubt the wrong angle for my knife but work ok