I've never seen an activated Scarecrow...just the activated Horned Owl but don't want to scare all the yard birds with it. Would be happy if it scared the rabbits and chipmunks but the birds are important "kiddies" around here. Instructions for Horned Owl gizmo say you should move it around so they don't get used to it and ignore it. Must be a sight to see the kids jump when they unknowingly trigger that Scarecrow! I never thought about each deer in a herd having to take a nibble to see if they like something. Figured the mothers taught their fawns what to eat and what to leave alone. Guess they go by the "live and learn" principle. Suppose I'm just going to have to keep using a variety of methods to keep the critters away. The Liquid Fence worked this week for the deer but the bunnies haven't read that label...or the "deer resistant" list as someone mentioned. That's the line my father gives me when I complain about critter damage. :) Have to try not to be too upset because they're all here to stay. Will be upset if they eat one of only one or two blooms off very young plants but I'll get over it. Something happens in one of the garden beds and then you get so busy with everything you need to do for all the beds that you deal with one thing and then it seems to fade into memory until you're in that bed the next time checking things over or working in it. While back someone mentioned that the deer didn't eat her Zinnia but just paraded through the stand flattening them for the season...LOL.

Simple test. Quickly pour a bucket of water into the toilet bowl. If it flushes well, the problem is not with the drain, but is higher up. If it does not flush well, the problem is in the toilet trapway or the drain after that.

Good to know! The easiest solutions are often the best. Now, if I can remember it, if I lose something!

Thanks guys. It seems to be okay so far. Being 70-year old lacquer, it was certainly no longer sticky, but I can imagine the little sheets hanging up on something on the way down.