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Watersmeet casino now has a poker table. A computer deals the cards and the players can buy in for $2-500. Nobody was playing while I was there. Snack bar only open to 3pm. Restaurant has a limited menu of burgers, chicken etc....

I have set dehumidifier to 55 and it gets about a bucket of water a day.

Do any of you have a humidifier for winter that is built into the heating vent? I just saw this yesterday at Menards for $200. One would not need humidifiers in rooms then.... https://www.thespruce.com/anatomy-of-the-home-furnace-humidifier-1824773

It has a pump on it to pump it into a sink. Can even elevate the pump hose up to 16 feet. Have put it on continuous for now to get it to 50. I do have AC ducts open, but it still only got level to 70. I mainly use AC at night to sleep.

I heard that if you run it at late night, it is cheaper in terms of electricitiy. Is this true?? Because of electricity demand is low at night. And how long should it run? My walkout basement is at 65- 70 humidity and I set it to 50 humidity on the guage. It is a 50 pint dehumidifier with a timer.

The Clubhouse which is located across from Walgreens in Arbor Vitae has all you can eat fish on Fridays for $15.

I have not see any drops on ground yet.....Dont know why Marganthaler said there was "oil was seaping heavily" in their initial assessment.

Toilet and water pump working fine. My plumber did say this week the amount of water that leaves the fill tank depends on the model of the toilet. I think more recent toilets flush depend on quick or deep flush. My toilet up in loft is over 30 years old and all water leaves the fill tank even...

I will not use the tabs anymore. So my question now is: when one flushes a toilet fast, or slow, should the fill tank empty out completely? I am getting different answers from different people on this. Right now a small flush only takes down the water by 1/3, a full flush will almost empty...

The mechanic today wrote the following after doing an inspection ($50). "I found some oil residual between the trans and the engine, may be rear main, oil pan or both. I would just monitor the the leak as it is slight and it can become expensive to repair. I also cleaned off the area. " He...

Good news. Everything seems to be fine. All I did was another deep flush on toilet. It takes 2 minutes to fill up now, not 10 minutes. A quick flush takes 1 minute. Not sure what the problem was........maybe something was clogged in the line.....not sure....Water pump shuts off normally. The...

The Flame in Flambeau also has been remodeled and they have a nice outdoor bar. Will have gas available at dock for boats in the future.

The old "Trailside Inn" in Flambeau off the snowmobile trail has reopened under some other name (Harrisons?). They have remodeled the inside. Menu has pizza, fish, chicken. Used to be best deal in town for $9 you got two piece of fish, slaw, beans and potato pancakes. Now it is 2 piece of fish...

Sounds good. I was gone the whole day and just got back and checked the water pump. No dampness or dripping at all, so it did not keep going off while I was away today. If the flapper was bad, wouldn't the water from the tank be lower and drip into the toilet bowl while I am away? The water...

That is a possibility. I am not going use the blue tablets anymore. This one is dissolved all the way now. I once had a sticker label on the toilet get stuck on the flapper and that caused the water pump to not shut off.

I did a deep flush on the problem toilet and that fixed the water pump issue. I will use another toilet until I get someone to come take a look at the problem toilet. It is causing issues with the water level somehow.

There are no drops of water around the pump, but pump is a little moist on outside....

Another question. My water pump in basement runs for 20 seconds, around every 20 minutes. No water is being used in house for last few hours. Is this normal you think?? No noises from any toilets. House is 70 degrees.

The water flow into the tank when flushed seems fine and fast. I have a toilet in the loft and I analyzed a quick flush. It is an old toilet over 20 years ols. All water in tank came down instantly, and the tank filled in about 90 seconds with a steady stream of water, with the water stream...

The silver valve to toilet is all the way to the left. Here is pic of fill tank. The blue spot is a toilet cleaner pill that I put in about 6 weeks ago.