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Got the super sucker plumbed and assembled. Now it's ready for drywall sanding dust collection and attaching to any power tool I have. Just a cool c-note at Rockler woodworking to make the thing compatible with all my tools.

Amazon is online Wal-Mart, no one likes going there, no one approves of the business practices but at the end of the day the business model is just too damned cheap and convenient to not utilize. /That and I loath brick and mortar shopping for the last half decade. //I have my kid chase down...

Lord Plato: Samoa of Amazon

Toke Time

Last room for popcorn ceiling removal. Then on to reconstruction.

Doesn't she have a social life like a real-peeple thing? I'm pretty sure we're her 8-5 Canadian Daylight time, distraction. She's getting her party on and dumps the virtual world. Which, hey I respect, as long as she's not cheating on us with Tik-Tok.

Finished cleaning up all the popcorn cieling around 3:30am. Sore AF today. Time for a dab.

At this point, as much as I love my plants, I hate being in the closet. I'm so ready to come out to a grow room. Between the fact I have to kill the fans to record anything and the rest the time I'm surrounded by fan sounds while working otherwise. I'll be more than happy tearing it down and...

I'm hoping to be done with every room in the house except my office and grow closet by the end of March. If I've timed my plants right I'll harvest and then tear down the closet and return it to a boring closet and start letting people see the house. Hopefully have a contract signed before...

We had to re-plaster wood slat wall a few walls in the mid-west when I was a kid. When we moved into a house that had drywall it was like stepping into the 20th century. I always hated having to remodel a room every time we moved, but having made all those early mistakes as a kid has come in...

I've also used woodglue to make a hard curing compound and plaster of Paris in compound to make a plaster like finish. I've got several recipes for the mudding tasks that lie ahead. Everything from 20 minute hot mud mixes for filling holes, skim coat mixtures, and texture mixtures. I already...

I've got a 12" ceiling scraper, a battery operated backpack sprayer, and an 18' extension pole. I already knocked out 200 sq feet in the library. All told it took less than an hour to take down the popcorn, it took 2 to prep and 2 to clean up. My mix is warm water with a couple drops of dish...

Masked off the dining room and main hallway of the house. Take a break, smoke a joint, and then it's on to dropcloth before scraping off another 300 sq feet of ceiling popcorn. I just keep repeating to myself, "You're doing this to move and build a bitchen growroom in a new place."

New toy. The ToolKlean 100w whole Room Irradiator. So on top of cleaning, bleaching, and H2O2 scrubbing between harvests, now we're adding irradiation to the closet between grows and the whole house on a regular basis. Yes battling humidity and mold in a swamp is like that. I just keep telling...

Crap missed that. Just assumed it was recirculating. Ooops.

Curious how much water does it take per plant - per week in a recirculating hydro system? Soil based minds want to know.

Truth! When it's time to jar up the bud, I know I'll never make it to next harvest before it's gone. So I stash the prettiest buds at the bottom of my gallon jars, so towards the end they're the most cured of the entire harvest. Good to know I'm not the only one who has end the end of jar...