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A bunch of these have been sitting unclaimed for hours, probably because it’s a 50% off deal. I don’t have a deck so I don’t have a need for this type of item regardless, but if it is listed in even one well-known store for $200, then call it $200. I know they often inflate the “fair market value” of items, but slapping a bigger price tag on it then offering an inaccurately discounted rate just doesn’t sit right

Sorry for the low pic quality! I was messing around with various magnets and got this really cool circular velvet pattern using a ring magnet and horseshoe magnet and figured I'd share. I couldn't figure out how to add a video to show how it moves, so I just added pics from a bunch of angles. Its VERY shifty. (Sorry if thats the wrong flair!) Products: Orly Nail Defense Base Coat ILNP High Roller Seche Vite Top Coat 30lb horseshoe magnet from a local hardware store Ceramic ring magnet from Home Depot

I thought I'd spend the evening crunching numbers about Stocks on Excel, but wanted to add an Add-ins (Claude) to tinker with. Anyways, no matter what I've done I keep getting this blank screen when trying to access the **Add-ins Store**. Again, no matter what I try the Add-ins Store will not load. Things I've tried: 1. Deleted all contents here: %localappdata%\\Microsoft\\Office\\16.0\\Wef 2. Reset Web/Auth and Network Stack 1. netsh winsock 2. reset netsh int ip reset 3. ipconfig /flushdns 3. Uninstalled and then Reinstalled Microsoft Edge WebView2 Runtime 4. Set Edge as my go to browser for .html etc... 5. Repair Office Apps: Windows Settings > Apps &g...

Okay before I start I know it’s all my fault. And please excuse any spelling mistakes I just got hit by a tornado. My house is fine but the power is completely out. I was stuck in my car for 40 minutes trying to find an entrance to my neighborhood. While I was driving around before and after the storm hit we saw 200+ trees and power lines down. Then power went down at my house. The second I got home I freaked out and my battery isn’t working because I forgot to charge it (we had another tornado yesterday) I have a 20 gallon I’m not too scared about, inside I have some plants, 6 pork chop rasboras, and 5 ember tetras I have a 5 gallon tank with my betta in it I have a 10 gallon neoc...

I'm Canadian. I check Homesense, Winners, a local nursery store, Canadian Tire, Home Depot, Walmart, but I feel like I'm missing some spots that sell pots. Where do you all find nice plant pots? Doesnt matter if they have drainage holes or not. I also check FB marketplace for used ones. Trying to find more places that sell pots because I'm very picky and cant find what im looking for ever.

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I literally just had to leave Home Depot and I’m so embarrassed. It’s the first time this has happened at a store but not the first time this has happened. It seems when I get too hot, I just puke. It’s not a wave of nausea, it’s literally just zero warning instantly sick. Usually it just happens at home when I’m working outside, but I was getting some dirt and all the dirt was in the direct sun and I got so sick. I see a lot about nausea, but I don’t have that. Like once I got to my car with the AC on full, I was fine. It started a bit last year but it’s escalated. Y’all. I live in Texas. I can’t have too hot = throw up. It’s not even that hot it’s just in the 80s. A...

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 * Google Play * H&M * Home Depot * Ikea * Lowes * Macys * Nordstrom * Pottery Barn * Saks Fifth Avenue * Starbucks * Target * Uber * Steam * Xbox * Playstation * Walmart * West Elm * Williams Sonoma .. and many others including UK/CAD cards Can also offer other payment methods as well, depending on the val...

It seems like everyone is selling Pokémon nowadays. Here's a list I brainstormed of retailers offering Pokémon. What's missing from the list? Target Walmart GameStop (not at MSRP anymore) Best Buy Costco Lowe’s Ace Hardware Home Depot Family Dollar Ross Stores Kohl’s ****'s Sporting Goods Amazon (but is that just third-party sellers or actually from Amazon at MSRP?) Walgreens Various supermarkets (vending machines) LCS’s

My local home Depot just got their VFTs in. Never seen one this good in stores before! This will be my 3rd flytrap in my care.

I know the new big torque monster version of this out. But this looks perfect for a DIY. $110 on clearance if your HomeDepot has stock

Hey everyone, Built an app called Wild Deals that tracks sales across 40+ retailers and shows you deals before they hit Reddit or other deal sites. Looking for testers before I do a full public launch. \*\*What it does:\*\* Monitors Amazon, Cabela's, Bass Pro, Home Depot, Canadian Tire, REI, Tractor Supply, and about 35 other stores. Updates every few hours so you catch deals early - usually 4-6 hours before they spread to social media. \*\*Categories:\*\* \- Outdoor gear (hunting, fishing, camping) \- Home & Garden (tools, DIY, lawn) \- Fitness equipment \- Auto & power tools \- Farm & ranch supplies Works for both Canada and USA. Filter by loc...

They added $29.16 for "damage protection" that I declined online and in store when I picked my rental up. Didnt notice till I dropped it off and got home. Literally told them I wasn't interested and didn't want it more than once. Customer support refused to help me and pretty much told me oh well. I have full coverage insurance so paying for out of pocket damage protection was redundant. Last time I rent from home depot sigh

<Home Depot, Canada> I am currently in **Seasonal**. Rumour has it my supervisor will ask where I'd like to transfer (I'm a new hire) elsewhere in the store (for more shift opportunities). I am female, and not physically fit. I do well in customer-service positions, and know nothing about the other departments. **Any feedback on what to consider? I'm a fresh palette on this--** Also, not sure how service/pro desk and cashiering differ at Home Depot.

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