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Or - simply click HERE for that link to "Improved Toilet Rinsing".

Perhaps now would be a great time for readers/posters to this thread (and other threads) to re-read the Forum Guidelines. I believe that it was Bugeyedriver that last referred everyone to these Guidelines back in 2024 with THIS POST. Bill

Very nice with the vents in the fridge basically matching those in the microwave. Like the additional insulation in the compartment too. Nice job! Bill

Can we assume that you paid attention to the warning on that label - "do not destroy this label" - and it is presently sitting in a place of honor in your workshop?🤣 Bill

I'm guessing that there are a bunch of kids in the pool here.😇 Bill

OK then, how about MRS.?😁

SIR?

Why do I see a lost phone in the future?

If you start with 3 beers it makes the process go a bunch easier - you don't give a ....! Bill

Carl - I assume that you have viewed THIS thread that has several relevant post to what you are doing/thinking. Specifically - the KYD install of a DC to DC system on their rig. Bill

THIS week's KYD post addresses their opinion on this subject. Bill

David & Gail - If these marks really bother you then I think that you have basically two choices: 1 - Make an appointment with the guys at CGI detailing. I certain they can get it better than new for you. 2 - Polish it our yourself. If you want to go this route (I would) I'd suggest starting with a fairly light polish such as Meguiar"s Ultimate Polish - THIS STUFF. If this doesn't do the job then I'd up the ante to something like Shurhold Buff Magic Compound - THIS STUFF. I believe one of these two will allow you to buff out this stain by hand. After you polish apply protection to the surface with the wax of your choice. Bill

That's a bummer that you don't have a bigger covered picnic area! 🤣 Looks nice - any fish in that pond? Bill

For the amount that I use any of the four potable water hoses I presently have I'm too "cheap" to simply throw any of them out. I did buy one of those Zero G hoses a couple of years ago to be used when needed for length and/or as a backup in the event something happened to the other one I carry. However, when it comes time I'll certainly look at this Gorilla.

For a number of years I've had a similar hose - but - it is not any more pliable than a regular round hose and it gets a bit stiffer just like a regular round hose. Therefore, if you are in the market for one of these "flat" hoses I'd suggest sticking with this recommended brand. Bill