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Kitchen design advice

In the photos attached do you think the blue circled section would be used as functional countertop space if I changed it?

u/Full_Salt_7978 — 10 days ago
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Pick a floor plan

Please! For myself and my husband but we have our children and their spouses and grandkid over often. Trying to find the balance between too little or too much space. Also will have a finish-able cape upstairs or walk out basement.

The third model will have the current utility removed to expand kitchen and dining. Then a utility room added between garage and entrance.

u/Full_Salt_7978 — 15 days ago

How do I determine room sizes needed

I am building, for the first time, a modular house. Sofa we have plans to look at but how do I decide how much space for each area?

Examples: I want a bigger kitchen that I have currently but don’t want wasted space.

I need a space for a table that sits 12 on monthly basis

I want a large sectional and living room. But how much bigger than my current 13x14’ do I need. Will be new furniture

How big do I want my master? My current is too small but don’t what a ton of wasted space.

Laundry/mud room/utility room- no clue!

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u/Full_Salt_7978 — 1 month ago

Small snail eaters

Wondering what loach everyone has that eats small snails. I have two yo-yo loaches but got them on the idea that they will have to go back to the local fish store. I’m not loving having to return them.

So for their replacements I’d like something that can stay. I need it to work in my lightly stocked 10 gallon. I have shrimp that the yo-yos barrel through so would like something a little less … oblivious. LOL.

I’m wondering kuli or zebra. Do they eat the baby snails for the most part but leave shrimp alone?

Thanks!!

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u/Full_Salt_7978 — 2 months ago
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Fatty Toyo

Just sharing this guys belly! A few times a week I over feed so my shrimp and snails get some food in addition to the two piggies (yo-yos). Well he get his fill today!

u/Full_Salt_7978 — 2 months ago

Thoughts on covered concrete patio vs covered deck?

I’m in upstate NY and I’m wondering what the pros or cons are. I’m mainly wondering about longevity and upfront cost. We also will have a covered front porch if that matters.

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u/Full_Salt_7978 — 2 months ago

Where to start *have land

We have land we would like to build on. I have a site that I believe is suitable and is able to be connected to sewer and water.

That’s it- where do I go from there?? I know I need the land assessed- what trade does that and how do I find a competent business? As far as building plans- how do I find that?? We have considered a modular build but if we want a modest custom build how do I find someone? I can’t imagine affording a custom blueprint but also don’t want a “ryan home” build.

Any advice appreciated

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u/Full_Salt_7978 — 3 months ago
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Goodbye clementines and hello tangerines

I get so sad this time of year when I have to hunt for actual clementines. I don’t like tangerines. I eat at least 4 clementines a day normally.

Any replacement oranges anyone can suggest during this sad time? 😝

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u/Full_Salt_7978 — 4 months ago
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I have posted this plant before. She is continuing to get worse. She has indirect sunlight and is not dry.

I had let her dry out accidentally and then did a good soak. That didn’t seem to help much. I haven’t watered since.

At the advice provided I have taken her out of her dirt. She was in a typical plant soil with a large amount of perlite.

To me it doesn’t look like the roots are bad. It was a large root ball that I worked to separate.

The photo is of three root balls and stems. They all seem to have the darkening at the very bottom.

What do I do now to give her a chance?

u/Full_Salt_7978 — 6 months ago

I have posted this plant before. She is continuing to get worse. She has indirect sunlight and is not dry.

I had let her dry out accidentally and then did a good soak. That didn’t seem to help much. I haven’t watered since.

At the advice provided I have taken her out of her dirt. She was in a typical plant soil with a large amount of perlite.

To me it doesn’t look like the roots are bad. It was a large root ball that I worked to separate.

The photo is of three root balls and stems. They all seem to have the darkening at the very bottom.

What do I do now to give her a chance?

THANK YOU!

u/Full_Salt_7978 — 6 months ago