If they didn't tell you to come back to have a stitch removed either there isn't one, or it's self-dissolving. YEA! One little nose, all normal from now on! Good to have that behind you.

Yes Sheesh, I think I will be happier using the technique in the above video, it’s still pretty much a floating floor so I could lift up the wall sides occasionally to do a mold check or roll up ends to clean if need be. As far as hosing it down, this would be something I would likely do more towards the center of the room to eliminate stuff from car work. Also, please keep in mind you all that my flooring choice research was done with my type of garage in mind. My garage is cement block and stucco with a cement floor and has no drywall except one wall. That one wall has a cement border along bottom before drywall. Some garages have a cement band going around the whole wall bottom with drywall going up from there…probably very safe with this floor with that set-up. I think another thing to keep in mind is if your floor is properly slanted toward your garage door opening. I once had a garage where some knuckle heads graded the cement floor towards the door going into the house. The rest of my storage components came to day. I purposely ordered them a week or so apart to free up space for assembly with each order. My first order was a three piece large/tall storage kit from Amaz…Three storage containers = six boxes. Those took two hours to assemble. When I went back to order another kit comprised of the workbench/table, another tall cabinet, one base cabinet and one wall cabinet kit the price had gone up considerably. So, I ordered the 2nd kit from “O” and saved a lot. Same thing with the flooring, big price differences from site to site. The same holds true for the locking wheels option on your worktable. They are $60 on most sites but I found the exact same thing on another site for $40. This is what the second kit looks like before assembly. It’s another tall cab, one wall cab, one base cab and a work table kit. As with the first delivery they put it right into the garage for me.

Holy crap! I got a 12 inch Sansevieria "Black Coral" and a 3" Dracaena fragrans "Twist" or something like that for less than 8 dollars today, total. 15 dollars for one plant. I may just faint. well, unless it's some really cool Haworthia or something. Or has gold hidden inside.

So sorry for your loss. Your kitty had a good life and knew he was loved. I just lost my beloved Maine Coon Bijou 4/4/20 very suddenly, and have not been able to find a new MC kitten to love yet, so I know how you feel. I am in the market to buy a little house here. When I do, I intend to turn a corner of the backyard garden into a memorial spot for all the kitties I've had for 46 years and lost. Your hosta Eternal Flame gives me some ideas. Again, hugs for your loss.