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There are these blue dots on my sofa and a brown streak. No clue what caused them as we never wear anything that would cause this and it's in locations that aren't very close to where we sit. Tried cleaning with soap and water but not removing. Scared to use any other products on it. Any suggestions what caused it and how to remove the stains? Genuine leather

I don't see any further damage anywhere else. It doesn't seem to have messed up any of the panels or anything. Just the mud flap thing on the wheel is not attached. Does this cause any issues for my car? Will this just jack it up differently or is this still safe for them to jack? I usually jack my car at the front and rear jack points not the pinch welds. 2015 Toyota RAV4

This leaf was crowding my plant and not growing any more so I cut it off the mother plant. I know it won't grow variegated and just be green but that's fine I will add the pups to my green unvariegated snake plant. Did I do it right? Do I let it callouse for a while or just put it water right away?

I want to get a new snake plant. A nursery near me has both bantels sensation and golden flame. Which would you get? I like both! Hard to choose.

Golden flame are smaller version that grow like 12-24 inches tall and wider leaves

Bantels Sensation are bigger full size that are long and thin leaves.

She loves flowers and purples, pinks, etc. African violet seem perfect for her. Ive never had one but I have some experience with other house plants, so does she. How do I choose the best one in the store/on facebook marketplace. I see someone selling these in the picture for $12 CAD for 4" pot, is this a good one? I read something like they dont flower unless have 20+ leaves? These dont look like they have 20 leaves and are all flowered.

Any tips or advice to buying one and caring for it appreciated pls!

A few thick gaps which I filled with lots of caulk and it shrunk back in a decent bit. It's hard to show in pictures but the casing edge extends past the caulk a bit. It's nicely sealed and everything but you can kinda tell the casing is not touching the drywall. This isn't a very noticeable or angle that you would be looking at the casing though. I don't really think this caulk joint would get looked at really.

Hasn't been painted yet. Just primed before the caulk

Before someone comments: no I didn't install the trim and no I'm not redoing the trim to fix the gap.

Where can I get this!? I live in Canada and want one! I assume I would need to order it online because ive never seen this in a store and I think its kinda rare.

I don't have a tray for my mini roller I forgot to buy one. I'm using a 4 inch foam roller for the window sills Zinsser bin shellac. Can I brush it on pretty heavy them foam roll over right away? Will that look the same as just rolling it? Or will it loose worse

I have been renovating my kitchen, and most of the main floor for that matter, over the last few years making it look nice. I took good care in doing high quality work on the drywall, paint, trim work, flooring, etc. My counter tops are cheap laminate particle board ones you would get at any home improvement store but they arent the nicest looking, dated color, and pretty beat up ( Picture of kitchen from last year when it was clean. New flooring is done and trim around cupboards is done https://imgur.com/a/okgEnQi ) If I replaced the counters I wouldnt get anything fancy, basically a direct replacement of the same materials but different style and new to freshen it up. Its quite a small counter space, so I dont imagine it would be super expensive. I could easily install it myself as well im sure. Would it be worth replacing it for resale value or to try to improve appeal? Im not going to be refinishing and painting the cupboards at all.

10 NEW PUPS ALL THIS YEAR THROUGH RENOVATIONS! Dust on leaves for long periods as well with all the sanding and drywalling. All these pups were since spring this year. Can't believe the growth. This plant just loves all the conditions I guess.

You know what's funny, I did a controversial thing as well to this plant. The pot was quite large for the plant when I repotted so I put river rock at the bottom to elevate the soil and the plant without filling it with organic matter. Everyone online said don't do that, the rocks elevate the water to the soil and will rot the roots! I didn't listen because I knew my soil was very well draining and even if the rocks "perched" the water it would still dry out and drain freely. This is my best growing and healthiest plant by far was planted in a very oversized pot originally and with river rocks at the bottom.

I was planning on fixing the gash on the top, filling the engraving design on the side, and refinishing/painting/staining everything. I may use it in my house or may resell it. I got it free and thought it would be worth the effort. I like the design and thought it looked elegant legs and curved heads. Also I like tables without any visible joints or leafs in the middle.

I'm going to chop the scindapsus in last picture and prop the bare nodes without leaves. Was going to try perlite in a prop box method. Is this container too small? I assume it won't grow leaves for a very long time, and by the time the leaves grow there will be roots and I'll probably put in soil once the leaves start growing and the roots are a few inches

Do I need to put some shims or can I just hold it out with this tool and shoot nails in the back to secure it then caulk?

Woooohooo I got 3 pups growing at the same time on my Aglaonema golden Madonna. One question tho... This is a big plant as you can see on second picture under a skylight window, which means all the sun is basically being absorbed by the top canopy so when the babies grow leaves under at the bottom, it won't be getting much light on them since all the big leaves above will be shading them. Are they destined to grow badly until they get big enough to find the light? Will I have to transplant the babies to a different location off the mother plant to get more light on them? How do wild aglaonema do it if they are huge and the big mature leaves block the sun from the small shoots under?

Zebra plant looks really nice, I'm surprised I don't see it more. First time seeing this today in grocery store. Kinda want one now.