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the day after Christmas. i put a pot of water on the stove for humidity and promptly turned on the burner under the cast iron frying pan. this is what i found getting out of the shower 20 mins later. Sas and i have been in the truck for half an hr as i ventilate
oh ya, are ya into a case of busch already this morrnin sassy probably draged ya out of the house too rite. glad nothin burned down and ya'll ok. just leave the doors and windows open for a while itll be ok
No.... it was red hot though. i just got done with a scotch brite and i think i can save it. man, the stuff that came out of that was worse than miners lung.
This is why fire departments say to change the batteries when you adjust your clocks forward/backwards for daylight savings time.
i was at my Mom's for that week, and when i got back......just slipped my mind.
absolutely right though. and by the way.....my clocks still aren't right.
Tomorrow new batteries. looking back at this morning....now my heart is in my throat. when it happened i thought nothing of it other than getting Sassy out of it.
i was at my Mom's for that week, and when i got back......just slipped my mind.
absolutely right though. and by the way.....my clocks still aren't right.
Tomorrow new batteries. looking back at this morning....now my heart is in my throat. when it happened i thought nothing of it other than getting Sassy out of it.
Having almost caught my mom's house on fire when I was 18 years old due to a grease fire, I understand completely. Its sort of like seat belts... I hardly ever wore them until I got into an accident and bent the steering wheel back like a pretzel and created a six inch hole in the dash with my right knee. That was 23 years ago and I haven't driven anywhere without a seat belt on since.