Menards is my preferred place to shop.

We are currently shopping for flood insurance and good to know that a reduction is possible if you ask the right questions.

Now in my house I've got a screen in the sink and never put anything in the garbage grinder.I've only got a few rentals with them and when the in-sink-erators stop working it usually takes us at least a day to figure out what happened and how to fix it, so I caution Tenants about this.PS One tough drain problem I had from a kitchen sink with a disposer (no traps either) was solved with shop/wet vac - broken glass came out.

I normally walk around the house squirting dollar general generic febreeze like I'm m shooting two handguns in cheesy action movie dramatic fashion.

It's always a good idea to shop around and compare quotes from multiple insurance companies to ensure you are getting the best coverage at the best price.

., school districts, proximity to shopping and jobs, etc. are all the same.

Since we're discussing shop vacs, can anybody recommend a good solid 2.5" shop Vac that won't drown out an F-18 at full military power?

Dear Friends,I am working on my first flip and am looking for some glass tiles ( blue, grayish blue, greenish blue, say) for the kitchen backsplash.Any pointers to online tile shops that sell glass tiles for a reasonable buck?

As I said in the other thread, I've started buying debt from a local pawn shop.

Being a landlord was a strange possibility for me at one time, so was executing a land contract in a sub2 fashion until it happened.