I put cheapo laminate in one of my houses when it was all I could afford and even that is more appealing to tenants than carpet would be.In a studio above a garage that I have, I put Lumber Liquidators solid oak flooring but it was only 1/4" thick as I didn't want to have to reframe the entry door.

What mil thickness vapor barrier if any would I need.

Has a rather thick north African accent.  

What thickness did you use?

A thick film of grease all over the place, on the furniture, the trim, your glass tabletop in your living room, clumping up the rug...why not do an open-concept bathtoom while you're at it?

Take action, have thick skin and be so very patient! 

These cracks are 12-24inches and maybe 1/16th of an inch thick (just through the paint).  

We have one really old, thick bush and it requires a saw.Climbing onto a ladder or purchasing one of those saws on a stick to trim back trees. 

I have a Pfister "brushed nickel" vanity light in my own bath that has rusted out, they just couldn't be bothered to put a thick enough plate on it.

If the brick is unable to dry out sufficiently, the water content - particularly in the outer wythe - will freeze and cause the brick to spall or crack.These walls are often 2-3 wythes of brick thick, so the external face can be in pretty rough shape and the wall still have sufficient structural integrity to carry the load of the building.