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@@peace4alllllll look up backyard Glourie Dr

@@lourdesa.2860 yes

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@@machack95 on this install it was not but you can absolutely use it for these types of applications. We always say you can never have too much drainage. Perforated pipe is an excellent solution!

@@heidilefevre2680 thank you

@@sherlytle1057 thank you

Thank you 😊

@@scorpio663 yes this was just the video showing how we put the ointment on there and then after that we would wrap it with the sterile gauze very kinda lightly because it was pretty painful so yes, you are correct. This process every day I’d say for like a month and a half at least.

@@23CHELMS ok cause my son burned his leg on a generator and we have been treating it . Thinking of getting that Silverx Gel Or Silverdine get. Have you tried it ?🤔

@@scorpio663 heard great things about it

@@jamesemorales 10-12 roughly turn key including civil and drainage too.

@@23CHELMS awesome. I’m looking to get started on a project down here in the Houston area. Just want to get the steps down of the whole process so I know what is actually going on when the guys start working on it.

@@jamesemorales you have someone already lined up to do the work?

It took a couple months for all the wounds to heal

@@23CHELMS Ok

So what my doctors told me was to keep walking on it the more you walk on it the quicker it it’ll start to feel better and they gave me some special creams to put on it to help with the healing and I drink a ton of water

I’m also sorry to hear about your burns.

@@23CHELMS ok thanks man! i been walking on it bc i had to move outta my apartment and into my new place so i had no choice but to walk a bunch but damn it's brutal sometimes and the second i lay down and elevate my legs the pain is gone instantly

So that’s what I was doing was elevating my leg and the pain would stop, but the doctor told me if I was interested in him doing a skin graph then to keep elevating my leg, but if I was interested in not having a surgery to get moving

I’m thankful everyday for that very thought. Thank you for the kind words.

​@@23CHELMS sometime if you feel it's ok, I would really enjoy being able to contact you directly

If I remember right it was like 100x150 or something close to

Hey, thank you so much for checking up on my leg. It does have scarring, but I don’t have any side effects from it. It just looks ugly, but I have normal function of the leg and everything like that and to me is very minimal from what it used to be. at my chiropractor they actually have this thing called a cold laser that I used to do once a week and that really helped and then we put a lot of aloe vera plant on it as it was healing

​@@23CHELMS sorry for what happened. Is your scars deep before? What does your scars look like is it kind of elevated scars or only like uneven skin tone?

@@princessdarlenecabredo just different color now. I don’t know how to add a photo to this thread, but it’s just kind of discolored and really only in the areas that you see in the video that are like yellow.

Can do an update of your scars please? On how does it looks like after and before. And suggest what product did you use. That would be a big help for us.

@@princessdarlenecabredo so obviously I’m not a doctor. I can only tell you what helped me. I’ll do a quick update video on my leg and all I did was use the burn aftercare stuff that the doctor gave me and I started my leg and then I did the cold laser at my chiropractor, aloe vera plant

Exactly my point, that’s why it is titled a horrible install. I don’t use nails anymore I use boards along the edge that you never see and we staple the turf to the top of it. It’s a superior way to install synthetic turf, way better than using nails.

@@23CHELMS your talking about PVC board dude and what 18 gauge staples every what 3". We install turf that has been in there direct path of hurricanes even the surf ran up onto the turf and it turf was unaffected except for a lot of additional sand that had to be removed. Tried and tested 6" galvanized nails every 6" around the edge and every 2" in the inside area of the turf holds beautifully. Will send pictures of still on file of that install as proof

Puppy heating lamp

@23CHELMS oh wow sorry to hear this but I'm glad y'all are all safe now

It solves a lot of problems and is worth the investment.

If the S shape was any good. Why don't we do it on the football turf fields for high schools and colleges? S shape is not the way..

@texaswayz2289 Your obviously not a turf installer first of all the s seam hides turf seams much better than straight seams. Football fields and sports complexes use straight seams because it's faster to do,more cost effective and because it's going to get tore up and replaced almost immediately. If you don't know what your talking about stfu.we charge more for s seams vs straight seams.

If I would have felt like saving the house would cost me my life I definitely would have made my exit. I felt like I was able to do it especially once I was outside spraying water into the house instead of being inside still.

Yes

It holds the base in place and allows us to staple the turf to the top of it. You can also use a concrete curb. Curb is better but their budget was not allowing for it.

So here is my advice that the dr gave me. I came in on crutches after about two weeks at home to my initial burn visit with the burn doctor after my accident and he looked at me and he says why are you on crutches and I told him because my leg is in extreme pain and I can’t really walk And he said in the burn center rehabilitation starts the same day he told me go home I’m gonna see you in one week and if you’re on those crutches when you come back I’m gonna make you do a skin graph, so whatever you have to do start exercising wherever you’re burned at so that way you can try to avoid the skin graph. I’m not a dr but that’s what they told me so I started doing leg exercises and standing up and down constantly and walking on it and slowly started to not hurt as much and when I went back in to see him he said no surgery

I’ve had it for like a year

Puppy heating lamp. This happens in 2021 Christmas morning. House is all out back together after a lot of repairs.

A cheap puppy heating lamp that you clip onto the side of the puppy pen.

This happened in 2021

A restoration company came and packed out our house and cleaned everything and brought it back. Most stuff was saved but they threw a lot of it away due to soot/smoke damage. Nothing in the fire room was saved

@@23CHELMS so sorry to hear that.

Thank you and sorry for your loss.

He said in another comment that it was the heating lamp for the puppies.

Thank you!!

Heating lamp for puppies

@@23CHELMS Wow.. So glad the family and pups got out safe.. Thanks for the quick reply..

I made this video right after I had gotten out of the hospital. Our kids were in the front yard as we made it into the room where the fire was. The kids woke up at the same time we did and were safe as I fought the fire and my wife got the puppies out of the flames. You’re the 2nd person who has said this so I assume I just made a verbal error when making the video as I was still pretty frazzled and on a lot of medication.

Kids were already coming down the stairs to get out while we were running towards the living room to try and put the fire out.

Agreed! Burns healed nicely with no skin grafts but I do have a gnarly scar

We have 2 in home now and one in the car