My goodness, you come here for diy advice and get troll barking. Whoever you
are, singular or plural, please rethink the notion that personal insults make
you look smart and competent.

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On Sunday, October 22, 2017 at 9:14:11 AM UTC-5, Florence R. Webb wrote:
My goodness, you come here for diy advice and get troll barking. Whoever you
are, singular or plural, please rethink the notion that personal insults make
you look smart and competent.
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I'm sorry someone was mean to you Flo. What is it you need help with? ヽ(ヅ)ノ

[8~{} Uncle Warped Monster

On Sunday, October 22, 2017 at 11:13:58 AM UTC-4, Uncle Monster wrote:
On Sunday, October 22, 2017 at 9:14:11 AM UTC-5, Florence R. Webb wrote:
My goodness, you come here for diy advice and get troll barking. Whoever you
are, singular or plural, please rethink the notion that personal insults make
you look smart and competent.
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I'm sorry someone was mean to you Flo. What is it you need help with? ヽ(ヅ)ノ

[8~{} Uncle Warped Monster

Her warped door, obviously.

On 10/22/17 9:14 AM, Florence R. Webb wrote:
My goodness, you come here for diy advice and get troll barking.
Whoever you
are, singular or plural, please rethink the notion that personal insults
make
you look smart and competent.

And yet for all the garbage, knowledgeable people will answer
questions.
Someone used to compare ahr to the small town corner hardware store.
It might
resemble the local coffee shop. Women gossip, men discuss local news.

On 10/22/2017 10:14 AM, Florence R. Webb wrote:
My goodness, you come here for diy advice and get troll barking. Whoever you
are, singular or plural, please rethink the notion that personal insults make
you look smart and competent.

I use WD-40. A light spray followed by a rubdown with a dry cloth to remove any excess. WD-40 is exceptional at unwarping doors. My doors are in a somewhat damp area of a basement and using
WD-40 prevents any warping for me. I've had my door outside and a sprinkle of rain comes up and wets the surface - a quick spray and rubdown prevents any warping.