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Comments (14)Sorry guys - I deleted my comment within a minute or two because I realized that my post made no sense. I couldn't see the OP because it was unanswered and on the second page. When I posted, it popped up to the top and then I saw it. Sorry for the confusion....See MoreWay to Cap Bottom of Test Pot for Soil Testing?
Comments (6)Tricky? Not really. Place one or two squares of nylon window screening in the bottom of the inverted top. I use such in regular pots without issue. For stability, rocks can be placed in the bottom section. Furthermore, if this is just to test the media, the weighted bottle could sit in a terra cotta pot or a shallow hole in the ground, or braced with bricks, or any number of other cheap, down and dirty solutions....See MoreTest Forum is Available for Testing
Comments (11)If you start a test thread in KT and don't want to clutter the forum, you can delete it within a certain time--an hour, IIRC--just ask that no comments be added. Two nights ago the HT music thread (also posted to Kitchens) wasn't loading video's, so I posted a test thread in Tests. My video loaded, so I don't know if that was just a glitch in HT & Kitchens, or if there is a difference in the Test forum. I usually delete my test threads in the Test forum, too. Speaking of testing, I'm adding a video here, to see if it's been corrected:...See MoreRemoved popcorn ceiling without testing for asbestos - what can I do?
Comments (14)Thanks Stax - I may not have explicitly responded to this chain with my plan, but I was actually able to get a small sample of the popcorn ceiling itself and am working on having it tested for asbestos. If it comes back negative I'm all good. If it comes back positive I'll have to see what my options are from there. Hoping the odds are with me since the house was built in 1982 after asbestos was banned - and I actually suspect that it was applied even later than that actually to cover up some defects in the ceiling (but could be wrong)....See More
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