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Happy Birthday joks79. Hope your day is a good one. enjoy! 🎂🍻

All power companies have peak & off peak hours. When those hours are will vary between electric providers, what time of day, night, & time of year. It's a matter of supply & demand, when the demand is high, this reflects peak hours of operation. The meters don't separate the times of use, but...

Happy Birthday boys. Hope your day is a good one. Enjoy! 🎂🍻

Very cool, thanks for sharing that.

Isn't that just sad. Jenner was someone to look up to back in the day. Who would've thought that making the Wheaties Box would turn out to be the Freakies Box.o_O:eek:

That's heavy Doc! Love Back to the Future.... Thanks for sharing all this, good stuff.

My definition of a "Troughy Wife" would mean: a ditch witch.:cautious::oops:

Nice! I'll bet the little guy had a blast and I'm sure Dad did too.

Nash (frnash) would have loved that! troughy :LOL: What a "Trophy" that statement is.....

Put the $ saved into a serious man cave/shop, like pclark....:cool:

Thanks Gary, this is good stuff.

Happy Birthday young man. Hope your day is a good one. Enjoy! 🎂🍻

Good looking little guy & as always, good looking work on the project. I can really appreciate the attention to detail in your work whether it's the building or your landscaping, nice job.

Peak & off peak hours with electricity suppliers vary by state, region & season. So to say "night" is a low demand as a whole would not necessarily apply to everyone everywhere all the time. Assuming this is a stand alone unit, you could set your dehumidifier up on a timer to turn on for the off...

Because they want you to spend more $$$ with them. I recommend you to find a reputable local independent shop to do business with from now on. Just my .02.

Happy Birthday. Hope your day is a good one. Enjoy!🎂🍻

Good to hear. (y)

Did you try a flush & turning the water supply valve off & then back on to see if that dislodged any possible hard water deposits in the shut off valve? Have you tried scrubbing the rim of the bowl with toilet brush while flushing to see if there are any blocked discharge holes around the bowl...

3 minutes to fill after a "quick flush" is long especially for that amount of water recovery of which is only a little over a half gallon. It shouldn't take that long to fill. Something is up with the supply line or the valve. Try closing the shut off all the way after you flush, then reopen all...

Hope everyone enjoys their Fourth of July & perhaps have a 4 day week-end along with it. Enjoy!🎆🎇🌠