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Home Depot. Spring Black Friday. Price 229.99. Seems extremely good. I’m in the need of a drill for automotive use, is the dcd801 any good?

My 9mo old loves ceiling fans, we go to Costco to see the big ones and he just loves it. I took him to Home Depot but none of them actually spin, is there any stores that have a bunch of ceiling fans that actually spin? Tia

I needed a mower for a medium sized backyard and HD website had one at $399 locally. I bought it online and then realized the only one left was on the other side of town. Double checked and sure enough the two closer stores were sold out. Since my credit card had already been charged I reluctantly drove over there. Just my luck…. they couldn’t find the one remaining in stock. They tried to sell me the $500 self propelled mower but I don’t need it for this sized yard so I was about to walk out. Manager came over and said Home Depot is no longer carrying that SKU but offered me the assembled one on display. I said “well only if it has all the stuff”. They pulled it down a...

(this is a work in progress, and is my first project I'm sharing with reddit, so feedback/suggestions are greatly appreciated!!!) **March 12, 2025** First post on a new blog, no pressure, lol. My name is Michael, I’ve just begun my 33rd year of life, and the beginning of my new year has finally lit a match under my *** that made me want to get up and try to make some positive change in my life.  After a pretty heated spat with my parents, I very hastily took my little (beloved) rat dog Oreo and my three hermit crabs Rhaegal, Viserion, and Drogon (amazing names, I know) to a trailer near a retirement community. As I’m sure you can imagine, there’s not much going on around her...

**March 12, 2025** First post on a new blog, no pressure, lol. My name is Michael, I’ve just begun my 33rd year of life, and the beginning of my new year has finally lit a match under my *** that made me want to get up and try to make some positive change in my life.  After a pretty heated spat with my parents, I very hastily took my little (beloved) rat dog Oreo and my three hermit crabs Rhaegal, Viserion, and Drogon (amazing names, I know) to a trailer near a retirement community. As I’m sure you can imagine, there’s not much going on around here. When I first got here, I thought I could make some extra cash by seeing if any of my neighbors ever needed an extra hand with things, o...

The first round of clearance prices have hit many stores. Note clearance prices **do** vary by store and not all HDs are clearing out XGT.

Starting a main floor renovation in our house in Scarborough. About 800 sqft total. Went to Home Depot first just to get a baseline — felt overwhelmed, sales person wasn't very helpful, prices seemed high for what I was looking at. Then visited a couple of independent flooring stores and the prices were noticeably lower but I don't recognize any of the brand names. Is it sketchy to buy flooring from a brand I've never heard of? How do I even compare quality between stores? Feel like I'm missing something obvious here.

We're thinking of replacing our carpet to vinyl plank for the whole house and was wondering if it's ok to buy the planks in batches from somewhere like menards or home depot. If we bought the whole amount we needed, it would be quite a bit and was hoping to take it one room at a time. Is there anything wrong with this approach? Was mostly worried if we needed more of the same flooring, the store would no longer carry the brand/type of floor we started with.

Hello, newbie here! The question is in the title. I tried searching online for the answer, but still couldn't come up with an answer for what type of wood this is. The color isn't light/pale yellow but almost a very faint reddish brown hue. This was acquired from a community shop where people leave their project scraps for anyone to use if they need it. I dont know who left it so I can't ask, and the one person I did ask said it could be pine but they weren't sure, which is why I've come here to see if anyone else could provide insight. Regarding weight, the best I could say is it's not heavy nor is it very light. It's about as heavy as pine you would get ...

Hey all - I am a new homeowner and looking to do some basement Reno’s. I have an exposed basement ceiling and am looking to paint the ceiling matte black. I assume renting a sprayer is the way to go. Home Depot offers the following unit. Is this the right tool for the job? It appears you just plug this into the wall.. am I correct? Would I need any additional tools or accessories or can I just pick this up and start spraying? Not super knowledgeable here, so any advice is much appreciated.

Hi all, I am in the market for a standing desk and currently looking at Uplift. I have had a Uplift V2 for 6 years and absolutely love it. However, my wife needs a standing desk for herself and she is going to take mine and I am going to buy a new one. Additionally, I am planning on purchasing just the frame and add my own 60x30 desktop from Home Depot (or some other hardware store). I really prefer the look and feel of real wood. I can either buy an **Uplift V2 Commercial frame** for \~ $320 (currently on clearance) or **Uplift V3 frame** for $100 more ($420). I am leaning towards the former as Uplift V2 has worked phenomenally well and I am unsure whether V3 has any real noticeable benefi...

by the books, information compiled by ChatGPT, I asked to compare employee retention and attrition. Retail Retention Reality Check: Tractor Supply vs Walmart, Home Depot, Lowe’s I keep seeing people talk about retail jobs like they’re all the same… they’re not. The difference in turnover between these companies is actually pretty wild depending on where you work. There’s no perfect public “retention rate,” so this is based on employee tenure patterns, reviews, and industry norms — but the trends are VERY consistent. 🟤 Tractor Supply (TSC) Let’s just be honest here: Estimated turnover: \~60–90% Typical employee lifespan: \~1–2 years This is the “constant ch...

I went to Home Depot and Lowes and they have the worst selection of useful gardening hoes. Are there any stores that sell 5 inch stirrup hoes or trapezoid hoes? Trying to avoid the big shipping charge buying online.

I’ve been in Hong Kong for a few months now. I’m curious to know how accessible cosplay supplies are here. I originally lived in Toronto, and my go-to stores for cosplay materials were Home Depot, Michael’s, Walmart(occasionally), Fabricland, and one store called Sculpture Supplies Canada. I’m hoping to get back into it and with Daredevil Born Again back in Disney, I’ve been wanting to return to making his Billy clubs.

​ I’ve been thinking about how big-box hardware stores like Home Depot or Lowe’s operate in the U.S., and I’m curious whether a similar model would succeed in India. In the U.S., these stores are massive one-stop shops for everything—tools, building materials, plumbing, electrical, garden supplies, and even installation services. They cater a lot to DIY homeowners as well as contractors. But in India, it seems like the market is more fragmented, with smaller local shops specializing in specific categories (hardware, electricals, paint, etc.), and labor for home projects is relatively affordable—so DIY culture might not be as strong. Do you think a large-format, o...

​ I’ve been thinking about how big-box hardware stores like Home Depot or Lowe’s operate in the U.S., and I’m curious whether a similar model would succeed in India. In the U.S., these stores are massive one-stop shops for everything—tools, building materials, plumbing, electrical, garden supplies, and even installation services. They cater a lot to DIY homeowners as well as contractors. But in India, it seems like the market is more fragmented, with smaller local shops specializing in specific categories (hardware, electricals, paint, etc.), and labor for home projects is relatively affordable—so DIY culture might not be as strong. Do you think a large-format, o...

​ I’ve been thinking about how big-box hardware stores like Home Depot or Lowe’s operate in the U.S., and I’m curious whether a similar model would succeed in India. In the U.S., these stores are massive one-stop shops for everything—tools, building materials, plumbing, electrical, garden supplies, and even installation services. They cater a lot to DIY homeowners as well as contractors. But in India, it seems like the market is more fragmented, with smaller local shops specializing in specific categories (hardware, electricals, paint, etc.), and labor for home projects is relatively affordable—so DIY culture might not be as strong. Do you think a large-format, o...