While I'm recovering from ankle surgery (no walking for the next week) this has been an awesome resource to dive into.

We found a dishwasher at our local Restore/Habitat For Humanity warehouse -it still had the plastic lining on it and is still being sold in stores for over $800 but we paid $150.

We gave her another 5 days, then she says apparently she is handicapped, and she lost her job, and she just had surgery and wants more time.

No this is not "brain surgery" but to become an industrial engineer took time for you right?

It just seems like there has got to be a better alternative to those cheap vinyl/plastic blinds that break if you look at them.

After getting a lot of doors slammed in my face and "What's in it for me" time wastes, I found this is not Rocket Surgery! 

He had only liability insurance and was on disability.  6 surgeries and 14 months learning how to walk again left me filing for bankruptcy. 2009 march, bankruptcy discharged.

Isolate work areas from living areas with plastic sheeting.

Problem of course, she didn't really cut the grass and there was plastic from the pool packaging all over the backyard!

Maintenance is not the same for a MH as it is for a stick built home. 1/4 inch PVC water lines that will freeze, plastic bathtubs crack, electrical lines run through the walls without staples, well, there is nothing to staple them to!