Which do you like to do less, house maintenance, or vehicle maintenance?
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Which do you like less, house maintenance or vehicle maintenance?
Which do you like to do less, house maintenance, or vehicle maintenance?
"There are no finger prints under water."
I actually enjoy working on my Jeep. The house, not so much.
Ditto. I'm a mechanic, not a plumber, carpenter, house painter, or electrician. I hate appliance repair, too.
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I'd rather spend a weekend doing drywall and tile than spend 2 hours changing oil.
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i can generally figure out a car. I can't figure out the right way to put a screw into a wall without causing teh whole thing to crumble around me.
Just doing what I can to stay on this side of the dirt.
Just so there is no question, I started this thread specifically so I could whine and complain. I have the honor of being covered with power steering fluid and tile grout at the same time all day.
"There are no finger prints under water."
That's probably because it apparently takes you 2 hours to change the oilOriginally Posted by jhood001
That's probably because it apparently takes you 2 hours to change the oilNo offense, but I can have both vehicles oil changed in 1/2 an hour. In the snow, when it's cold, when hung over, with a 9 year old peppering me with questions about what I'm doing every 2 seconds.
But you may be able to frame a window in in a half hour and it would take me two hours.
Last edited by GilpinGuy; 01-10-2015 at 23:48.
When working on vehicles, I wear a pair of nitrile gloves, then some sort of mechanic type glove over the nitrile. The mechanic style glove protects me from most cuts, bruises, burns, gouges, etc, and the nitrile keeps all the oil off that soaks through. Make clean up a lot easier.
"There are no finger prints under water."
Bahhhh, I just use the "protective coating" of a powdered donut.
Last edited by GilpinGuy; 01-10-2015 at 23:55.
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