Low enough to be read, but high enough were lazy code enforcement workers can't take them down or razor blade them easily.

In the attic, all of the loose fibers will be sucked into the air handler, restrict the fan blades, etc etc....

The property manager goes and finds that a screw was wedged between the rim and the blades, removes the screw, pressed the reset button and the problem is solved without calling an appliance man.Or, a tenant calls to say that the bedroom electrical wall outlets aren't working.

After slicing my hand open once using a dull utility knife blade, I chose to purchase a vinyl plank cutter off Amazon.

Or try windex and a new razor blade.

I've found the Fannie REO agents to be much "straighter" than many bank REO agents.

I called a locksmith and he said there was nothing he could do.My options if no windows are unlocked are to break a window, kick open the door, or someone suggested I could possibly use a flexible saws all blade and cut the bolt itself through the gap.Any suggestions, cheaper the better, would be appreciated.

Now as to Josh's point that people don't like the noise he's exactly right - as the blades slice through the air they repeat a rather loud, rythmic "whoosh, whoosh, whoosh, whoosh".

When the blades run in a clockwise direction, they force warm air that collects near the ceiling down into the living space.

I own a large tractor with a box blade and loader that I can work pretty well.A neighbor has a dumtruck to haul fill dirt, and there is a place that delives crushed rock not too far away for a decent price.Need some advice, any questions welcome.thamks!