Yea, I hit that 3 figure number with tax. They’re super nice sandals, but it’s probably more than I should have spent.
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Yea, I hit that 3 figure number with tax. They’re super nice sandals, but it’s probably more than I should have spent.
You guys should try those Olu Kai $110 slippers, there wont be any going back. Absolutely worth the money, favorite house shoes I have ever had.
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Price has gone up some, looks like 130 now.
Yes! That’s what started the conversation, I ordered these. My second pair, first pair are 3 years old and going strong.
Thought they were different because of the 2 tone sole, going to pack an old pair up in my DD "get home bag" right next to my gotetex rain gear. Just in case of an extreme comfort emergency.
I swear to Christ, if someone starts a sandal thread….
I’ll probably buy whatever you ****ers suggest.
I’ll probably buy whatever you ****ers suggest.
Hold on now, were talkin house shoes/slippers here. A sandal thread will bring back too many painful memories lol.
Metal is extremely popular here, but insane prices, especially since that last hurricane. I did a new roof in Jan 2022, but went with 50 year shingles. Had I been 20 years younger, metal all day. Take the advertised life and cut it in half here due to the elements/sun. In other words, a 50 year roof will last 25.
All I wear are flip flops and sneakers and all I own for flip flops is OluKai and for sneakers now I only wear OnCloud. That’s it.
Bought these this week love them both.
The Whites are literally my dress shoes. That’s all I own to go to a fancy place besides leather OluKai flip flops. If that’s not good enough then I’m not going.
The purple are for the gym only.
Yes. Please go ahead and crucify me on the color. I can take it but I have enough black and White sneakers and wanted some color.
the interesting part of that is insurance companies dont seem to give a shit. They want a roof no more than either 15 or 20 yrs old depending on who you talk to. I feel like they might respond differently to a metal roof. Id be curious to see if they give you that 25yrs on 50yr shingles. I have 30yr on mine.
They just look at the year the house was built anymore Jerry. Like I said in another thread. My house built in 90-91, worth around $500K, but completely updated with electric roll down, accordion shutters, new style and new code installed soffits. new roof and strapped trusses costs more to insure than a house built last year worth $850K.
ya I get that, I started getting shit about the age of my roof. Before this it was done by members of the guy's church - looks like maybe no paperwork was pulled, couldnt get the age of the roof with proof. One insurance company quoted me but then declined to offer the policy because the roof was over 15yrs old. The last insurance company I had said if I didn't replace the roof within 2 years they would cancel me. I got the new roof last year and started shopping around and several companies had guidelines for the roof that included them requiring replacement at 20years.
I got "the" letter from my insurance company last month. New roof or no coverage next year. 18 years on a 30 year architectural shingle roof.
Insurance in this state is out of control. Something's gotta give.
Insurance in this state is out of control. Something's gotta give.
Which state is kazmania exactly, dont want to assume.
I'm a flip-flops guy. Sanuk are the best I've ever had. Super comfy. I can wear them walking in the woods with the dog, to the beach, anywhere. My feet never slip around in them.
South Or West? I'm from LA and they said the same thing to my mother in law.
Finished plumbing my deionized wash cart.
Active ve52 pressure washer
uberflex hose
McKillans gun
Prefilters
Mixed resin canister
MJJC Foam canon
Quick disconnects on every hose on the house
Carbon and sediment prefilters
Now everything I need is onboard and can be hooked up fast via quick disconnects. Two valves bypass the filtration system for the foam and wash. Routing through the filters during the rinse removes 100% of the minerals so I can let it dry in the sun. Since the water dries without any residue or spots there's no need to clean the windows afterward and water running out the cracks and crevasses doesn't leave water spots. Wheel out, wash, wheel back in. Spotless rinsing makes washing the RV a piece of cake
Active ve52 pressure washer
uberflex hose
McKillans gun
Prefilters
Mixed resin canister
MJJC Foam canon
Quick disconnects on every hose on the house
Carbon and sediment prefilters
Now everything I need is onboard and can be hooked up fast via quick disconnects. Two valves bypass the filtration system for the foam and wash. Routing through the filters during the rinse removes 100% of the minerals so I can let it dry in the sun. Since the water dries without any residue or spots there's no need to clean the windows afterward and water running out the cracks and crevasses doesn't leave water spots. Wheel out, wash, wheel back in. Spotless rinsing makes washing the RV a piece of cake
That's a setup! Filters for the rinse to eliminate water spots sound good.
**** me, Ill stick PS5 golf until Im 70….I got a new set of golf clubs! Wife was not happy the set cost $3,500
Now that I can see spending some money on! Very cool.
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