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I’ve been a bartender for 35 years. The “red beer” is not all that uncommon actually. It’s usually ordered by people that are 50+ years old and commonly ordered with Bloody Mary mix as well as tomato juice.

The Mansfield ”comfort height” is the toilet is the toilet I’ve been fooling with. I replaced the “guts“ with the Fluidmaster PerforMax kit and that toilet would flush billiard balls now

So it turns out that it was the flange that broke (clean break) not the plastic bolt. The plumber apparently glued the flange in so I couldn’t remove it to replace it. I ended up reusing the bolts, they were very heavy duty, and installed this over the existing flange. It’s rock solid now

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Fluidmaster-SetFast-5-16-in-x-2-1-4-in-No-Cut-Brass-Closet-Toilet-Bolt-Kit-7110A-003-P5/308812814 these look interesting

It’s a Mansfield toilet. I replaced the guts with Fluidmaster parts and it works perfectly. I just don’t think it was ever fully tightened to the flange.

It wasn’t rocking. I noticed it wasn’t “square” with the vanity and I was able to easily turn it into the correct position. I did that and broke the bolt as I was tightening it

I have a new (2016) house and have a toilet issue. I noticed that the toilet in the master bath was loose enough to turn on the floor. I tightened the plastic flange bolts and, you guessed it, broke one. I can’t pull the bolt out but am pretty sure that’s what broke and not the flange. Monday...

I’m in Indiana. We are only required to have a rear plate and have to purchase an annual renewal sticker. As a matter of fact I put the new stickers on our plates just yesterday

Wash with pockets inside out as suggested. I pocket carry my LCP and don’t have that problem

LL Bean used to be the gold standard when it came to quality and customer service. I’ve still got a pair of Bean Boots I bought in the late 80’s. Their products seem to be overpriced crap these days, they charge for shipping, and their customer service is the pits. I haven’t bought from them in...

Originally Posted by Driz One thing is a very true no matter how you cut it. The 380 mouse gun in your pocket holster hits a lot harder and will scare [censored] out of a criminal far more than that 15 round service type gun that got left in the car because it's a pain to carry in light clothes...

Thanks for the responses. Reaching out to Perdue is a great idea!

My first CC gun was a S&W M&P Shield 9mm 2.0 Performance Center (that name is way too long), I find myself carrying my Ruger LCP .380 the vast majority of the time.

89 degrees and sunny in Charlestown Indiana

We built a house in a development that used to be farmland. Periodically Johnson grass rears it ugly head. After 4 years I'm finally getting a great lawn. Anything I can use that won't kill the lawn grass?

I applied Wet and Forget to all of my exterior aluminum. I had a faint black stain left over from algae. That was almost 2 weeks ago and I haven't noticed a thing.

I got all of that off with the pressure washer. The algae, or mildew, left behind some "faint" black stains in the aluminum

Just finished applying the Wet and Forget. I used the hose sprayer and was pleased. I had to get out the step ladder to hit a spot that's about 35' but it easily reached everything else. I went ahead and did the garage door since I have some left over, the fan tip is nice. Now that it's dry it...

I use my pressure washer with just water on the gutters and eaves. My house is brick so other than that I have to do the deck, garage door, front entrance, and the back door and windows on the covered deck. For those areas I use Simple Green in a foam cannon. I'll sponge or brush anything that...

I bought an M&P Shield 9mm 2.0 Performance Center shortly before everything shut down. I haven't been able to fire it yet but am really looking forward to it. The stippling of the grip was to aggressive for me so I put a Talon grip on mine