I have a styrofoam filled hot tub I bought for $100. I had to put $3000 in to in parts and fixed several leaks. It's not unrepairable, just not as straight forward. It was easy to find some of the leaks because the spray foam would be saturated with water so I just pulled out the wet foam and followed it to the leak. And when I was done I just put in some of the pink fiberglass insulation in it's place, but even that isn't necessary.
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The voice didn't sync up to the lips and hand gestures when I watched it. That was enough for me.
Where the pipes that are supposed to come out of the porta-johns? Cause that sounds like bullshit to me. And porta-johns is where I mostly see that kind of toilet paper.
Also the cost for a plumber to visit an office doesn't start at 4-figures. My friend is a plumber and says even at a 4 hour minimum call out it won't hit 4 figures, even in HCOL areas. I'm an electrician and I believe because we make similar and I know how much I charge out.
Could also have something to do with how corrupt their office is over there. I've heard lots of allegations of female streamers needing to do things such as send nudes or perform sexual acts to stay on the platform. Similar to how the kpop industry is run.
Am I missing something? You're the only poster in this post besides me and a bot.
What is Agadu? Seems like a pretty high tax considering the remaining 40% go to those who made the music .
Doesn't mean it fit in this community. Yeah it was probably fine to let one of those threads go by,, but the second was too much.
I honestly didn't think they fit and I checked the rules to see what was going on because I assumed this was a community similar to askreddit.
Of course it is. It was just a PR move. The team was on a very short leash. They were never going to effect anything.
You could probably go with the shotgun method going after the big tech companies and come back with a handful of actionable violations. Their all skirting the laws and thinking they can get away with it.
This is probably a pretty bad time economically too. A lot of companies are cutting costs.
That isn't true at all. The pH will needs adjusting from the tap and will need periodic adjusting during use, but that all depends on how often you use it and if you spill and drinks in to during use. I check my mine from weekly to monthly depending on how often I use it. Usually every 5-10 uses. The manufacturers of hot tubs and chemicals say after every use but that is way over doing and wastes testing strips.
Basically the pH needs to be adjusted so the chlorine can do it's job. That's the jyst. There are extra chemicals beyond that but those will be used on a anually or semi-anually basis.