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Comments (2)Hoping someone has images to show the variety of this wood flooring in a space and how it’s held up ? Customer service reviews ? ChesaPeake Flooring Engineered Wood Floors...See MoreDelete Delete Delete
Comments (6)Everything needs to come up....including porcelain tile. A warranty breach (ie. it is not covered) means NO ONE will help you. I guarantee it. If you expose any of these to ++ heat = no warranty = no one will help you. If you do not have humidity levels set properly = no warranty = no one will help you. If you do not pay to have the subfloors made to MANUFACTURE'S REQUIREMENTS = no warranty = no one will help you. I have not met a retailer who will step in and LOSE MONEY because a homeowner's house can't keep the floor inside the warranty claim. No one will help you unless you pay for it. Warranties are there to tell the HOMEOWNER how to keep their floors happy. It is rarely used to compensate a homeowner for a faulty product (less than 1% of claims would end up as accepted warranty claims). Why? Because the house or the INSTALLER voided 99.9999% of all warranty concerns with installation....See MoreIf user deletes their account, are all their threads deleted?
Comments (20)It’s nice to know that the posts haven’t been deleted - but it is much more difficult. I’ve found it more difficult to find posts about a particular subject than it used to be - not just when looking for something posted by a particular user. Houzz already made it difficult to post/comment if using an iPhone/iPad/MacBook Air awhile ago. It really irritates me to have to put my own apostrophes in + no auto capitalization of a word after a period + no auto period after spacing twice (plus, no autocorrect re: spelling + random insertion of repeated words/etc.) I first thought it was due to an update on my iPad - but then I realized I had no issues when using John Bridge Tile forum (they were helping me with issues re: a bathroom renovation). I also have the same threads suggested over and over under the ”More Discussions” - I don’t know if that’s because less new threads are being posted? It seems like there used to be interesting threads suggested under there - at least, ones that hadn’t already been suggested twenty times! While it made sense to stop suggesting really old threads under the ”More Discussions” because people would make a comment without looking at how old the thread was - it was helpful to see threads that were related to the post I was currently reading when I was doing some research on a particular issue. Okay, I’ll stop whining. . ....See More23andMe Just Filed for Bankruptcy. You Should Delete Your Data Now
Comments (29)When I was growing up in a small village in a small town, we only got 2.5 TV stations. Most TV programs bored me, but I used to watch Victory At Sea. It terrified me. My father was a good story teller. He’d create stories with vivid characters and fun names to tell us at bedtime. in later years he would tell me some of his history during the war. His ship was torpedoed two different times, The last time, when he and some of his crew members were in a row-lifeboat, the German U-boat sufaced next to them. The German commander came to the conning tower and called out to my father and fellow crew members, asking them if they needed medical attention, did they want to come aboard. My father said that he was a nice looking captain and spoke English well. You can bet that none of my father’s crew members were going to get onto that sub or even say they needed help. The U-boat captain asked for their captain or who was in charge. Some of the crewmembers were ducking down, trying to be invisible. One of them bravely claimed to be the captain and the U-boat captain gave them the coordinates and direction they should row to reach shore. Suddenly the German captain had to go and soon the sub descended and departed. Soon after my father heard loud explosions. The U-boat had hit an Australian ship a few miles away. (There was more info to this adventure.) I used to like hearing my father tell us about these times. He had had a lot of very close calls in his life. My father did not know (or seem interested) in anything about that German submarine captain. But because he had spared my father and his crew and helped them, I was impressed and grateful....See More- 9 years ago
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