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Avida Towers Alabang 📍Condo for rent 📍Alabang Zapote Road, Cor Prime Street, Muntinlupa City, 1780 📍Studio Type; fully furnished 📍15th floor 🏖️Community Amenities 📍Adult&Kiddie Swimming Pool 📍Clubhouse w/ function hall 📍Children’s play area 📍Garden Area 🗺️Nearby Landmarks: 📍Commercial Establishment: -Alabang Town Center - Ayala Malls South Park - Festival Mall - Molito Lifestyle Center - Metro Department Store and Supermarket - Makati Supermarket Alabang - S&R - CW home depot - Commercenter Alabang - South Park Mall 📍Churche...

I’m a big house plant person but I’ve never owned an orchid. I feel like it’s a staple and I see them all the time in stores near me. Are there any cool ones that anyone would recommend? I’m not a big fan of the ones that you can find in Home Depot and such. Just found an orchid nursery nearby, any/ all recs are appreciated. Any tips are appreciated too!

Hello! Tomorrow I am starting as a part time employee at FedEx as a Package Handler. 5 hour evening shifts. I am looking for any and all advice on how to make this experience as easy as possible. I am a bit anxious because I have not worked in a warehouse before. All of my work experience is either retail or office setting. I did work at Home Depot for 2 years. I considered that a “retail warehouse” because of all of the heavy lifting and box openings I had to do working for them. Before that, mostly grocery store and fast food experience. During the orientation the videos referred to us as “Industrial Athletes”. How true is that? I have never heard the term before. The videos I h...

I hope this helps those that are looking for the anniversary drill kit because the employees most likely will not know what you are talking about, or where these are located in the store. Other reddit posts show that these are mixed in with other Ryobi displays, but that was not the case for the store I went to. Short version of how we got them...Went to customer service with the SKU that others have posted and asked if they had the drill in stock... She said they had 4 in stock, but the system didn't list a shelf location. She called someone else and they suggested it was in the middle "racetrack" or in the Ryobi tool area. My dad and I searched all over the place with one ...

is there a store in peterborough that sells a large storage container that has lock and key ? im looking for something about 5 feet in length any material is fine. im guessing home depot might be a good option ? need the storage to store tools and other items.

For a while prior to building the shelf I had been searching all over the internet and in local thrift and furniture stores for a perfect shelf. One that fit my consoles in a nice-looking way that allowed them to breath. One that had no back wall for cable management and ventilation. One that was small enough to fit all my hardware below the TV (and TV speaker bar). Unfortunately, I was unable to find anything like what I wanted so I built my own. This is what I had come up with as a solution for myself and only myself. I will leave a link to everything related to the project at the end of the post. If you do end up building your own here is some details. I had used five 5/8" thick MDF...

Rates vary so please send me a chat with the following information: * Store and value of card * How the gift card was obtained * Payment method you take I am only buying gift cards for **US stores** including: * Amazon * Apple * Barnes & Noble * Banana Republic * Best Buy * Bloomingdales * Chick-Fil-A * Costco * Crate and Barrel * Dicks Sporting Goods * eBay * Gap * H&M * Home Depot * Ikea * Lowes * Macys * Nordstrom * Pottery Barn * Saks Fifth Avenue * Starbucks * Target * Uber * Walmart * West Elm * Williams Sonoma .. and many others including prepaid visa, mastercard Not looking for: McDonald's, Steam, Xbox, Playstation, Fortnite, AM...

Rates vary so please send me a chat with the following information: * Store and value of card * How the gift card was obtained * Payment method you take I am only buying gift cards for **US stores** including: * Amazon * Apple * Barnes & Noble * Banana Republic * Best Buy * Bloomingdales * Chick-Fil-A * Costco * Crate and Barrel * Dicks Sporting Goods * eBay * Gap * H&M * Home Depot * Ikea * Lowes * Macys * Nordstrom * Pottery Barn * Saks Fifth Avenue * Starbucks * Target * Uber * Walmart * West Elm * Williams Sonoma .. and many others Not looking for: McDonald's, Steam, Xbox, Playstation, Fortnite, AMC Message me here: https://www.red...

Yes — you can actually make money just by visiting stores and taking pictures with your phone. These are called **photo mystery shops**, and they’re one of the easiest side hustles you can do with zero experience. Companies use your photos to check **product placement, availability, and displays** inside major stores. **Here’s how it works:** ✅ Download the task app (iOS or Android) ✅ Log in using your job details ✅ Choose a nearby store ✅ Take photos of product categories and sub-categories ✅ Upload your photos inside the app ✅ Submit the task and get paid 📱 All you need is a smartphone and internet. **💰 What you can earn per store:** • Home Depot �...

I'm working on a garage work bench top. The material is Hevea Solid Wood Butcher Block Countertop (hampton bays from home depot). It was sanded to 220grit, then treated with minwax conditioner, stained minwax special walnut and topped with Minwax oil based polyurethane. I'm using a Yatchsman flat brush from Ace Hardware. The first 3 coats went on great. 24hr dry time between each in a temp controlled garage. I am cleaning the brush with mineral spirts between uses and storing the brush wrapped in tinfoil with a couple drops of mineral spirits in it to ensure it doesn't get hard. In the 4th and now the 5th, there are these circles drying into the finish that need to be sanded o...

Recently purchased one of these DWX726 stands with some Home Depot gift cards I got over Christmas. One of the selling features, listed directly on the Dewalt website, is the vertical storage. However, in the manual, it specifically says store it horizontally, as storing it vertically may risk a tipping hazard. Just thought that was funny. And tipping hazard or not, I need the space, so vertical it is.

This is an artificial Christmas tree, the Noble fir from CA Backyard. The lights quit after a few years, so we removed most of them and have been lighting it with strings of lights from Home Depot. The photos I posted don't really do it justice, it's a very natural looking tree. We're giving it away because we bought a smaller tree that is easier to store and decorate. Remember, NO LIGHTS. And no, we're unable to deliver it. And, WOO-HOO, I'm finally first at something!!

walkout of jobs, schools, and stores at 2pm on january 20th. then walk in to your local reps office and demand an end to ICE and the trump admin terrorizing our country. if you cant walk out or are retired, contact your reps, plan a customer walkout at a store like target or home depot (corporations that are funding/cooperating with ICE), or protest at 2pm. if none of these are possible for you, spread the word and find your own way to make some small effort in solidarity with the people of our country who want an end to this chaos. 🤍

Hey all, I built these shelves over the past couple of weeks. I had initially wanted to buy a modular shelving set from a Swedish furniture store that would have cost over $300. Put these together for just under $100. Wood is common Home Depot pine boards and 2x2s. Used poplar dowels for the shelf supports. I learned that hogging out mortises with a jigsaw and oscillator is doable, but if I ever do this again I'm buying myself a router. If you zoom in you can see the gaps I tried to fill in with sawdust and wood glue (do not recommend). Shout out to my friends who helped get my butt off the couch and actually start this project, helped sand and install, and overall keep me sane. ✌️

Rates vary so please send me a chat with the following information: Store and value of card How the gift card was obtained Payment method you take I am only buying gift cards for US stores including: Amazon Apple Barnes & Noble Banana Republic Best Buy Bloomingdales Chick-Fil-A Costco Crate and Barrel Dicks Sporting Goods eBay Gap H&M Home Depot Ikea Lowes Macys Nordstrom Pottery Barn Saks Fifth Avenue Starbucks Target Uber Walmart West Elm Williams Sonoma .. and many others

[Deck is 16'x18'](https://preview.redd.it/67zb0s5aw5eg1.png?width=1447&format=png&auto=webp&s=0c2e4dbf78702a2c6da827dc407b2aab0dbf28f6) [Here is the part list I have so far \(two different decking options\). Am I missing anything?](https://preview.redd.it/l63utvlgw5eg1.jpg?width=1416&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b7ff34ac27b7a279433042bb0c630d37f9490227)

I’ve been watching HGTV for over 10 years so I understand renovations from that perspective. However, my husband and I will be buying a home soon and need to do renovations. How does that work in the real world? I find a contractor and they have a designer on staff who will show me samples of counters/flooring etc. Or do I need to go to a big home improvement store like Home Depot and pick out everything and then what happens?

In general, how do I find a good (or least bad) corporation to buy products from? I want to avoid buying from Amazon, Target, Walmart, or Home Depot (in order of my estimate of their decreasing evil). I'm looking for some kind of metric that weighs (in order of importance): 1.       how they treat their humans, 2.       how they treat their community, 3.       how they treat their planet, 4.       how they treat my wallet. There might already be something out their like that, but I thought I'd ask you humans (and bots, if you're reasonable) EDIT: Now, if I need (or really want) something, I'll go to the devil and buy it (Amazon: the doorkn...

Not necessarily Cincy specific but I wanted the local perspective. I recently moved from an area where Menards had no presence. When it was first showed to me I loved the atmosphere and presentation of the place. I was really giddy to have the Glendale store near by as I’m frequently doing home projects. After a few months though I’ve become really disgruntled. I would be fine paying more in general than Lowe’s or Home Depot but a lot of the products I’ve purchased there had turned out to be very low quality. I’ve also had $800 of rebate that has all been accepted but “lost in the mail” and never arrived. In 2026 there isn’t a reason to do a discount program like this exce...