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Agreed. In my encounter yesterday, I gave the cliffs notes version of the conversation. The part I omitted, He said something about when they ring up a penny, it's a problem. My response was yes, the problem is your employees didn't remove the product from the shelf like they were supposed to...

Appears to be two items under the same sku.

Those are discontinued. They should be a penny everywhere.

Correct. Don't pressure wash. You're actually pushing water into the pores of the wood. It can cause the wood to warp among other things. Fence and Deck cleaner will bleach the wood and then stain it. Do both sides or it will warp due to the expansion and contraction of the untreated side.

The computer is a reference tool. Don't rely on what that says. I have been on too many wild goose chases because of that darn thing. You have employees and other people probably hiding stuff. You have stuff that's been stolen or even never received properly. Store associates can also do a count...

Penny.

The price check app on the computers is about the equivalent of their hand held PDA's. It's on the network. Killing it probably won't happen. Too much money from an IT stand point. Every Time I go to use a PC down here, the price check app is open with an item pulled up. And I've seen store...

Sweet! Love those stories.

Actually had an associate stop me today as my receipt was printing. Quickly called a manager over and he told me I would have to return the items and they will sell them to me at last clearance price. I told him no thank you and that I already own the merchandise as I paid legitimately at what...

Wow. I'd buy that in a heartbeat.

You can see below that there is a solid 3/32" - 1/8"+ of compression on those seals. First pic is unlatched, second pic is latched.

That's a pretty coarse thread.

Good thinking. Would just have to figure out how to eliminate the initial amount moisture in the air trapped inside. Another thought would be to pressure test a case. Drill a hole, add an air fitting, seal it and put 1-2 lbs of air in it. Actually, I have inadvertently performed this test...

I can say that in an inclement weather environment, they WILL keep out moisture 100%. I've left them in the back of my pickup when it rained and not a drop of water got in. The seal is secondary as the lid is a tongue and groove where the top sits over the side panels to create a drip edge.

That's how it's supposed to be done. [emoji3]

Good luck with that. That's a store that probably doesn't stock that model. You would have to return/rebuy from one store to that store.

They would be great for that! They will lock together and stack nicely. I doubt brand new, clean boxes will make clothes smell at all. They are completely water tight. They have a rubber gasket on the lid and an air vent on top that can be screwed down tight. I put my PVC glue in one and...

I have 36 at last count and they are all filled with tools, fasteners and accessories. Each tool has a dedicated box with its respective accessories

Definitely a framing problem as already established. Many many faults. Studs weren't crowned properly and the drywall installers didn't check to ensure everything was true and shim where necessary. When I build my house, I'm strongly considering metal studs for this reason. Faster, easier, and...