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Or is it a Warren County thing? On our Main street, there’s a… 16 foot?… one that adopted a Santa hat in December and picked up an Easter basket in March. But plenty of others that have been left up as-is, I presume because the homeowners have realized they’re a lot easier to erect than disassemble and store. I could easily find a dozen without driving very far. So is this a rural thing, or do you see them in the bigger cities still, too? I do think it’s a newer phenomenon because the super gigantic ones just became mainstream at Trailer Supply, Home Depot etc just last year. Pic only marginally related: this family’s display is year-round and changes for every calendar even...

They're only a year or so old, probably came from a store like home depot or lowes. I cannot seem to find any exact matches

Anyone know of any greenhouses / nurseries/ garden centers (that aren’t Lowe’s, Home Depot, Walmart) that sell carnivorous plants (Venus fly traps, pitcher plants, sundew, etc.)? I’m hoping to find higher quality plants than the big box stores and support local businesses. I’m willing to drive a bit if there’s something further away. Thanks in advance!

Hello all, I’m relatively new to plants and i got this monstera about 2 weeks ago from a local Home Depot. Big box stores love to plant multiple different plants into one pot and it had two different monsteras into one pot and yesterday i separated them. Now that they are separated i have a few questions; 1. I added a stake, did i tie the plant to the stake in the right spot? 2. The leaves are facing all different directions because they were grown with another plant, will they even out? and if they do how long will it take? 3. I have the Monstera infront of a big north facing window and although we’re entering spring/summer season, i live in an area that is not crazy bright or humid,...

I bought these d-rings at Bauhaus (German equivalent of Home Depot). When I went to hang the painting they pulled out on the sides. Did I do something wrong? Should they have been installed facing a different direction? The wire isn’t particularly tight. They seem very low-quality, but Bauhaus is generally a decent store for quality and these were the only option. I am really missing North American d-rings right now that come with screws, because hammering in to the back of a canvas was stressful.

I ran a test transaction buying a $5 Home Depot gift card on Door Dash during Citi Nights (5pm Friday to 5am CST on Friday/Saturday nights on certain cards) and it coded for 6x on the Citi Strata Elite This is great as you can often get some nicely discounted e-gift cards on Door Dash. While not shocked door dash codes for the accelerator I was curious since it transacts as Door Dash gift cards.

The knife shown above was my go-to work knife until I lost it. I ended up buying some random cheaper 3-Pack Husky boxcutters until I finally found it again. I'll spare the details, but it's lost two of its grip panel screws-- one on either side. Can anyone help me ID the screws required for these panels (i.e size, where to buy?) I don't wanna take the lazy route and just buy another one from Home Depot. It seems like such a waste.

I work at Home Depot in the receiving department and the place is filthy. You drop one thing on the ground and a cloud of dust gets blown up into the air. I often carry a mask with me to protect myself. Genuinely not great. I've heard Lowe's is a lot cleaner, and any time I walk through Lowe's it looks like the store gets more care. Is it actually better?

I'm in Toronto, Canada and this is my first time hiring an electrician so I just want to check if everything sounds normal. The contractor quoted me $380 CAD for removing and replacing 10 flushmount fixtures. I agreed because it seemed cheap but after checking the price that RONA would charge for the same job which is $1,450 CAD ($145 per fixture), I'm a little concerned with the discrepancy. The contractor said one of his guys who is a Master Electrician would come by to do it. Did the contractor underprice by a lot or is RONA just charging way above market? Happy to get the work done cheap but I'm a bit worried. Appreciate any feedback. EDIT: For non-Canadians, RONA is o...

Hey guys! So I posted on my local FB group asking for recommendations on local nurseries, as opposed to the big box stores, to get a few hanging baskets. I remember my mom putting them around the porch as a kid, so I thought I'd grab a few in her memory, etc. So I got a ton of nice replies, and them some clown said: "I could recommend a couple of great ones, but I would rather not subject them to retail buyers looking for hanging baskets. Lowes or Home Depot are probably in your 401K. Just go there." WHT? Is there a stigma about hanging baskets that I'm not aware of? Are they considered trashy or tacky? I'm honestly asking because I've seen them everywhere from ...

when i go to the store with people and they ask why i need something and then they say thats not what its for. dude, sorry i didn't know there were rules to what we are allowed to use products we buy with our money for our projects for ourselves. i used to make masks and usually used caulking for the base of them. every single time i went to home depot, my dad would comment on this. “thats not what its for.” REALLY? wow holy **** i never knew that. but honestly i've had people comment this on anything. i was out on vacation and needed a few things to fix some stuff. went out to the stores with my family and some friends n stuff, because i was buying stuff not specifically lis...

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Edit: thank you everyone I decided to go with the GE GTW485. It’s $530 at my local appliance store (not big box) I have a SFH and I provide a washer & dryer. My 11 year old washer recently started to automatically power off shortly after turning on and looking to replace soon. Anyone recommend anything specific? I was thinking of the old school Amana brand from Home Depot. They’re cheaper & give an old school wash. Current tenant is long term and actually requested that old top load style.

12 foot ceiling basement...its not complete...its bare...mostly for storage... any environment friendly/less chemical way to approach this? stores around my area are Menards, Home Depot and Lowe's thanks

I stumbled upon this kit on home Depot. is only available in person tho

What do y’all use for nitrogen application in a large area like 25,000 ft.² North, Georgia for reference I can get a bag at my local Home Depot for $31 but the calculator says I would need 12 bags. I was just wondering if y’all have found a cheaper option of nitrogen

Previous post: [https://www.reddit.com/r/Roofing/s/ph9VL4fLq0](https://www.reddit.com/r/Roofing/s/ph9VL4fLq0) Thank you for telling me how to fix what the previous homeowner had done. I took down the gutter to replace the 2x4 fascia board with 1x8 cedar. As I took down the gutter, I realized someone had used a hanger as a joiner with a bunch of sealant holding it together. So I set off to Home Depot to get more hangers (previously 4 for a 12 foot span) and an actual joiner. When I got there, they only had K style and I had a half-round system. So I made the decision to replace the entire system. How did I do? I probably could have routed the downspout directly. Next time I’ll check oth...

I use tap water that I’ve stored in Home Depot buckets to top up my aquariums. Does it make sense to add tap water conditioner to the buckets? I’m a complete newbie.

I’ve been planning to buy a freezer, but honestly the reviews have me second guessing everything. I’m not even talking about the super budget options from sites like Alibaba, Amazon, or eBay even well known brands like Frigidaire, GE, Maytag, Hisense, and Samsung seem to have some pretty alarming feedback. Many people are reporting the same problems. For example, I’ve seen multiple GE users say the compressor failed within months and leaked oil everywhere. Samsung owners mention units randomly switching from freezer to fridge mode. There are also quite a few complaints about warranty support being difficult or unhelpful. At this point I’m considering just getting a smaller unit, ma...