What they said: cat litter. And double or triple bag it. Cat litter is a wonder.
But WHAT KILLED IT?
BOY HOWDY did they have something to say about that,
I'll bet that was a treat.
1. The stairs from the kitchen door to the backyard. Currently about a three foot drop, which I have been climbing up and down but that's not a perfect long term solution. (Especially in winter.)
If my D&D era maths is accurate, three feet is 90cm. With YOUR KNEES AND BONES? Hell, with my bones. Harsh. You might consider getting non-slip strips too. I just bought some for mine.
The stairs from the basement apartment into the yard, are flimsy, wobbly, and don't have any hand rails so they are definitely not code.
Depends how high, but this seems like a job that can wait? A good chippie should be able to do that in a day or less. Do your Poles know people?The stairs from the basement apartment into the yard, are flimsy, wobbly, and don't have any hand rails so they are definitely not code.
lso I figure an exposed ginormous battery is possibly a safety hazard of some kind.
My safety sense is tingling. But, whilst IDK exactly what a sump pump looks or sounds like, I feel like this an easy solve. As long as there is ventilation/airflow. And if what they build sucks, can be fixed. It might also be something you get used to like the train.
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Cat litter is a wonder.
But WHAT KILLED IT?
BOY HOWDY did they have something to say about that,
I'll bet that was a treat.
1. The stairs from the kitchen door to the backyard. Currently about a three foot drop, which I have been climbing up and down but that's not a perfect long term solution. (Especially in winter.)
If my D&D era maths is accurate, three feet is 90cm. With YOUR KNEES AND BONES? Hell, with my bones. Harsh. You might consider getting non-slip strips too. I just bought some for mine.
The stairs from the basement apartment into the yard, are flimsy, wobbly, and don't have any hand rails so they are definitely not code.
Depends how high, but this seems like a job that can wait? A good chippie should be able to do that in a day or less. Do your Poles know people?The stairs from the basement apartment into the yard, are flimsy, wobbly, and don't have any hand rails so they are definitely not code.
lso I figure an exposed ginormous battery is possibly a safety hazard of some kind.
My safety sense is tingling.
But, whilst IDK exactly what a sump pump looks or sounds like, I feel like this an easy solve. As long as there is ventilation/airflow. And if what they build sucks, can be fixed.
It might also be something you get used to like the train.