Jason Reider

We do not brush the interior of the gutters. We do the same as Beth described. I never heard of anyone brushing the inside.

Where are you getting it from Brian? Is it a PA company?

How hot do you have your washer set Guy?

Just curious, what is the name of the car wash you used?

We are fine here in York, PA. We're flooded in, but we still have power, no problems and are fully prepared with essentials. Flood waters should subside by tomorrow morning. I guess we got lucky with the power compared to others I know in PA.

I'm in south-central PA, everyone is expecting the worse. Generators were sold out early Thursday in ALL stores around here. There was a 200 person waiting list at the local Lowe's to get a generator if they got another shipment in. We had a lot of flooding last Fall. This looks to be just as bad or worse. Some guy on Craigslist advertised generators. He said he had a trailer load he bought at Lowe's and will be selling them for $200-300 more than he paid. Unbelievable how someone can take advantage of people like that. I noticed today that his ads were flagged and a few were posting nasty things about him.

I am going to try using a little roof snot for house washes. The temps are getting lower and I need something to help the SH work better in these temps. Has anyone had any issues with windows using roof snot during a house wash?

What stripper would you recommend for removing acrylic paint from a garage concrete floor?

Thanks Shane and Craig. I'll check those out.

Some of those pictures are fantastic and unreal.

I read the articles from Martin Armstrong. He has a great insight to what is really going on with our government and economy. You can read his essays at Martin Armstrong - UNOFFICIAL SITE - Economic Essays, Currency Trading, Global Economic Analysis, Princeton Economics, Kondratieff Wave, Kwaves, Prison, Business Cycles, Currency Trading, Gold and Silver Investing. I do agree with you John. Business has been doing well, but the economy isn't improving.

I use mine on occasion, but not much in the grand scheme of things.

Hey Bryan - That ST-250 Pro setup looks fantastic! I bet you do love it. I never thought about the Tractor Supply option. How much hose did you run on those, and from your experience, how durable are they?

I use Ready Seal a good bit and have never had any issues if it rained later in the day.

These are pics of a bid I put in for a township the other week. The entire playground including the fence and picnic tables needs washed (not stripped) and stained with a semi-solid. This also includes inside of the playground towers and bridges. I had to really focus when taking measurements and guesstimates. Decks are one thing, but this kind of had my head spinning and second guessing myself at times while figuring up a price.

Oil based.

Thanks John, I've always been one to look for big challenges. I do know my limits though.

Yes, there is a previous finish on it. 20+ years of finish on top of finish. The township wants to keep with the same type of stain as before.

I think I bid it well. I figured up the square footage, and also came up with how many hours I thought it would take based on my production times. I just hope my measurements/guesstimates were good. I also figured a PITA into the bid. The township is looking for a new contractor to take this project over. The supervisor stated the old contractor did sub-par work, and I noticed that while doing the walk-thru. He also said that that contractor was half the price of the others. Imagine that!

Also, I'm glad your doctor was able to help you out John. Hopefully you have a great doctor.

I'm right there with you Adam. I could go on for a long time why I'm against many of modern medicine's practices, but I will bite my tongue on this. Yes, you should see your doctor when something is wrong, but don't blindly follow their advice. Do your due diligence and make an educated decision by truly studying the situation. Don't be afraid to question, disagree or refuse when discussing your health options. Doctors are just like any profession; there are great professionals, average professionals and terrible so-called professionals.

That looks great Adam. I'm sure the customers are really pleased.

Thanks Beth. I owe it to my web designer and his logo guy.