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Llevo meses viendo videos en YouTube de personas que salen a cortar grama gratis para ayudar a sus comunidades. Me inspiré y lo intenté y me llamaron a la policía más de una vez.
En este país, tocar puertas para ofrecer algo, aunque sea completamente gratis, se considera soliciting. Así que tuve que parar.
Pero la intención no se fue a ningún lado.

Así que aquí estoy ofreciendo limpieza de secadora completamente gratis para cualquier persona que lo necesite. Personas mayores, viudos y viudas, familias con deudas médicas, personas con condiciones de salud, quien sea que esté pasando por un momento difícil.

Si conocen a alguien que pudiera necesitar esto mándenle este post, etiquétenlo, escríbanme por mensaje, o díganle que me llame directamente. Yo me encargo del resto

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Gas furnaces produce combustion exhaust including carbon monoxide, and in a sealed spray-foamed attic there is no air exchange to safely carry those gases away.

The fix is a direct-vent two-pipe system where one pipe pulls outside air in for combustion and a second pipe exhausts flue gases directly to the exterior, so the furnace never interacts with the attic air at all.

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The #2 reason most people never start posting is because they’re waiting on gear they don’t need. I’ve been asked about my setup more times than I can count throughout this whole journey , people expect a full studio, lights, the whole thing. What I actually use might make you feel a little silly for waiting. Less than most people have sitting around right now.

Foam Insulation Reel

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Het always rises. In summer your attic gets to 130-150 degrees. That hot air wants to move into the cooler part of your house, and it does it through gaps you can’t see: around lights, vents, the attic hatch, gaps in the framing.

So you crank the AC. But the AC isn’t really cooling a room. It’s fighting hot air that keeps sneaking in through those gaps. It runs nonstop, your bill climbs, and the room still won’t cool down.
Here’s the part most people miss. Regular fluffy insulation only slows heat down. It doesn’t block air. The gaps are still wide open, so the hot air keeps coming.

Foam does two jobs at once. It slows the heat AND seals the gaps shut. Now the air stops moving, and your AC finally gets to cool the room instead of fighting a leak it can’t win.
Slow the heat, seal the air. That’s the whole game.

We film every job so you can see the gaps before we close them up.