Hmmm, I'm all in with natural, but,
There's a pile of gt's at the top of the hill that live there year round hanging from a low branches on nearby trees. Usually the kids will just ride 4 or 5 of them down, and leave them in a heap at the bottom and come back inside, or ride their foam boards down. Funnily enough there is a 3' concrete sasquatch statue at the top of the hill, and we call it Samsquanch mountain
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Its good to kill fungus knats in your herb garden.... LOLI use diatomaceous earth to keep all the internal plumbing clean, I believe in the theory, its natural and I do notice a difference when I don't take it. but be warned its terrible tasting stuff.
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I have plenty of supply in my area via a 20 psi distribution network that only reduces pressure at the meter. I also know that when the grid is down most people don't use any gas because they have no power to their furnace. Of course I have no need to generate that much power.
Around these parts they bury them in the back 40. A friend of mines excavator was stolen for that very purpose...... But, being as your in the city, you're going to need a Klingon cloaking device.....
Now thinking back to deling with the little flies, I tried sticky tape first, then diamaceous second.... The ONLY product to kill them for good was Aquabak. It intervenes with the larvae stage of growth on those little basterds.I use diatomaceous earth to keep all the internal plumbing clean, I believe in the theory, its natural and I do notice a difference when I don't take it. but be warned its terrible tasting stuff.
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It’s likely the ethanol in today’s fuel, if you can find ethanol free high octane, that’s your best bet for gasoline
Yeah, it's 100% the ethanol problem. There used to be a station in Millbrook that sold ethanol free stuff, and that's where I always filled my jerry cans, or tried to anyway. But they stopped years ago, and I haven't found any where since. I try and just fill as I need them, but that's tough to gauge sometimes. I'd rather just go all diesel where I can
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That’s the best stuff I found for clearing up diesel but I don’t think it’s sold in Canada, if memory serves
Back when they did the rural gasification of Saskatchewan I was told that if a farmer wanted a big feeder line for a grain dryer, all he did was ask and the appropriate size trunk line was run to service him. If no farmers in the area expressed an interest then the supply lines were downsized to only supply residential needs. I'm more than a kilometer from a suitable supply line and didn't want to spend the 50k to get it fed over. My Father in law's dying wish was that I took his 1000 gallon propane tank before his dipshit neighbour did. I can go about 5 years between fills at my current usage. My only issue with it was that I had to remove the axles for the last fill as the regulations changed and they are not allowed to fill a mobile tank of that size anymore.
Wish I would have known about that stuff 30 yrs ago. First place I always looked when shopping for another used diesel burner ( truck or tractor) was in the fuel tank with a flashlight....man you wouldnt believe the green/blue algae floating in some tanks that held unused stagnant diesel for a couple years. If it has cloudy slime floating in it walk away....you cant carry enough new fuel filters if the ol' girl gets a slurp of that garbage.
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