[ SECRET POST #4167 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4167 ⌋

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04. [SPOILERS for Travelers]



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05. [SPOILERS for Black Panther]



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Comments

Re: Any tips for doing home improvements for almost no money?

[(Anonymous)]

I hope someone has some ideas. I’m not totally broke, but I’m kind of in the same boat because I inherited a house built in 1947 that has probably only been fixed by weekend handymen using spit and duck tape in the intervening decades.

I have some money saved, but it seems like maybe enough to fix one of the biggest problems, not all of them. And I don’t make much money.

There are not to code additions, the most egregious of which is probably the bathroom plumbed into the overflow outlet, so whenever the sewer fucks up it backs up into that bathroom. A couple of the original windows are falling out of the walls. I think I can re-caulk the bathtub in the older bathroom, but I doubt I can replace the rotting windows myself or re-plumb the bathroom. And the electrical wiring may be buggered in parts of the house, too.

That’s not even counting the gigantic, messy trees blocking most of the sunlight, or the falling-down fences.

Re: Any tips for doing home improvements for almost no money?

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

Best of luck with your house! It sounds like you need some luck, and a small loan of a million dollars.