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Opposable thumbs are helpful for tennis...
Pickleballs.
Wait wait wait... **** pickleball is a fun game that lots of your friends and coworkers are getting into?Hahah they are listening! It's a fun game though, lots of my friends and coworkers getting into it.
Unfortunately I won't be playing for a while.. I did a 100g water change getting ready for the shipment and dropped a brute can full of water on my foot and broke it. I may have gotten sniper king this past weekend but it cost me a broken foot
Yeah man, we all head down during lunch break, get naked and hit a wiffle ball around. It's progressiveWait wait wait... **** pickleball is a fun game that lots of your friends and coworkers are getting into?
Why are you lifting a 100g brute can over your foot? May I recommend you use a water pump and hose next time to avoid such issues?Hahah they are listening! It's a fun game though, lots of my friends and coworkers getting into it.
Unfortunately I won't be playing for a while.. I did a 100g water change getting ready for the shipment and dropped a brute can full of water on my foot and broke it. I may have gotten sniper king this past weekend but it cost me a broken foot
I have a 600g tank and was doing a water change. I have to pump old water into a brute so I know exactly how much I took out. I wheeled it out to the curb to dump (my dogs will drink it otherwise) and dropped it back down on my foot while I was tipping it over. Stuff happensWhy are you lifting a 100g brute can over your foot? May I recommend you use a water pump and hose next time to avoid such issues?
Well at least you didn't fall off the roof.I have a 600g tank and was doing a water change. I have to pump old water into a brute so I know exactly how much I took out. I wheeled it out to the curb to dump (my dogs will drink it otherwise) and dropped it back down on my foot while I was tipping it over. Stuff happens
True I guess. I have a 72" x 24" x 22" ? And I'm way too lazy to do all that for water changes. I stick a sicce zero utility pump in the tank and drain right into my bathtub (I mainly use it to wash the dog otherwise) I put a marker line on the tank to see the water level so as to refill if that makes sense. My water bill is the same regardless if I drain in the house or yard (my sewer bill is based on water consumption and not the actual drain) but if the city catches you dumping at the curb its a fine.... my dog used to lick the water when I drained onto my deck but he learned real quick to avoid that and now only demands Fiji bottled water.I have a 600g tank and was doing a water change. I have to pump old water into a brute so I know exactly how much I took out. I wheeled it out to the curb to dump (my dogs will drink it otherwise) and dropped it back down on my foot while I was tipping it over. Stuff happens
The city shouldn't fine you for dumping tank water... Unless you're dumping more than a defined flow rate of water it's not water waste and if it's not chlorinated or contains petroleum products or soaps it's safe for the storm drain...True I guess. I have a 72" x 24" x 22" ? And I'm way too lazy to do all that for water changes. I stick a sicce zero utility pump in the tank and drain right into my bathtub (I mainly use it to wash the dog otherwise) I put a marker line on the tank to see the water level so as to refill if that makes sense. My water bill is the same regardless if I drain in the house or yard (my sewer bill is based on water consumption and not the actual drain) but if the city catches you dumping at the curb its a fine.... my dog used to lick the water when I drained onto my deck but he learned real quick to avoid that and now only demands Fiji bottled water.
In theory it might be safe... but I doubt they would test the water you just dumped and if they take your word for it why wouldn't anyone just say it's clean filtered water they are dumping?The city shouldn't fine you for dumping tank water... Unless you're dumping more than a defined flow rate of water it's not water waste and if it's not chlorinated or contains petroleum products or soaps it's safe for the storm drain...
Maybe. We always test for chlorine when we respond to those calls and it's usually fairly easy to spot soaps and petroleums. But there are some cities that need the money and will fine anyone for any reason!In theory it might be safe... but I doubt they would test the water you just dumped and if they take your word for it why wouldn't anyone just say it's clean filtered water they are dumping?