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@@charlenemuldrow3725 Thank you! Amazon has plenty of choices. Much easier to find what you’re looking for than going to Home Depot

@@jerrymay3806 thank you

@@Everett-xe3eg thank you for the feedback!

@@jonnytyler4805 thank you. I appreciate the feedback!

@@JayOfAllTrades1 👍🏻

@@tedpappas1559 you’re welcome. Enjoy!

@@TheHitDat I personally used both of them for years now and they are still working great. I would just go with the one that I have batteries for. As far as performance goes, they are in the same range.

Sounds great! I’m sure the smaller and more compact Hoover clean slate will be much easier to handle on stairs than an upright Hoover steam vac.

For the frame I used primed pine 1 in. X 3 in. (Actual size is .719 in. X 2.5 in). For the center of the door, I used 1/4 in. furniture grade plywood.

@@mcubas76 you’re welcome. Yes I had different kinds of meat and every type requires different amounts of cook time. The steak, for example, smokes very fast and should be about 1-1.5 hrs at 225 degrees. The other types of meat take longer. The temperature also affects smoke time so you can use an internal temperature probe to check the internal temperature of the meat to have a more accurate measurement.

@@JayOfAllTrades1 Great. Thanks for the clarification!

@@mcubas76 you’re welcome. Enjoy your smoker!

I just need a bit more information. Do you already have a rolling stand that you want to mount it to or are you looking to buy one?

@@JayOfAllTrades1 yes we have both. There are multiple holes in the cart rim. It just wasn't lining up to bolt it down. We figured it out though. Thanks for the quick response

@@dianadel9973 ok great. Glad it all worked itself out!

@@charlenemuldrow3725 hope you enjoy it!

@@JayOfAllTrades1 it was good stuff. Very useful! Doors came out beautiful!

@@charlenemuldrow3725 thank you!

@@evangoshert5817 I’m definitely going to try this out next time I treat the yard and see how it goes. Thanks for the suggestion!

@@JayOfAllTrades1 yep you will get better coverage with grass blades shorter plus you will cut some of the weeds so there will be new growth which takes in the herbicide a lot better than a mature weed does.

@@evangoshert5817 that makes slot of sense. It’s like having an open wound which makes it easier to infect

@@Kintroyj Sounds great. The ease of use is what makes it so appealing. Enjoy it!

Thats a good idea to have 3 because you can have one for killing both weed and grass, one for the bug killer/repellant, and one for just killing weeds and preserving grass. This way, there is no mixing of those chemicals, which can prevent killing something by mistake.

@@D199676 can’t go wrong with it. It’s very dependable and worth the price when it can last for 10 years. I hope you enjoy many more years of service!

Thank you for the feedback. I hope you enjoy the smoker as much as we do. You'll have a hard time going back to the regular grill without that smokey flavor.

@@PorkChop71912 Thank you. The build quality is decent for the price point. I would consider this a great first smoker for someone who is just starting out with a smoker. It’s super easy to use and requires the least amount of work/effort compared to a traditional smoker. I’ve enjoyed using it so far.

@@sekeygroup thank you!

@@mcassidy520 these type of windmill palm should be able to survive the winter in our region. I’ll make updated videos and show how the palms are growing every year. Hopefully we will be successful lol

@@JayOfAllTrades1 will you keep those outdoors this winter in the pots?

@@mcassidy520 I’m going to bring them in for their first winter and then next winter I will keep them out. I want to make sure their roots develop a little more

You're welcome!

You can definitely apply this after cutting your grass. It may actually work more effectively this way since the stem on the clovers will be opened due to cutting them. This will cause the chemical to work faster in killing the clovers.

​@@JayOfAllTrades1thank you very much🙂,

@@solidsoldier9021 you’re welcome

@@JayOfAllTrades1 🙂

You're welcome. This stuff is rainproof in 1 hour. You want to apply when daytime temperatures are under 85 degrees for it to be fully effective.

@@JayOfAllTrades1any options on what to do if daytime temps are above 85? Just have a few patches of clover I need to get rid of

@@Ginbly38 you can still apply it if it’s a few patches. It will work but you may have to do two applications. You’ll be able to tell after 3 days.

Good luck!

I will definetly give your method a try and see how that works. Thank you! 👍 @jasonfournier

You're right, and the bunnies love eating it too. If it weren't for the white stems sticking out I would leave it.

Thank you for the positive feedback. I appreciate it