I just moved into a place with (fake) hardwood floors. I'm gettng ready to put up a big shelving unit in my office. It's very heavy - like 100 pounds without anything on the shelves. My concern is tha because the shelf is so heavy the floor underneath will crack. Do they make anything out there to put under heavy furniture to protect floors?
Sword and board offer more protection while sword and magic offers less protection but more damage. Yes there is. You need for favorite whatever you want to switch to and then go into the favorite menu and assign that to a button. When you go to favorite a weapon it pauses the game.
Studs don't help with snow, they are for ice. You may have touring tyres on your Fit, which are useless in snow. At the minimum, you need an all-season tyre with a HIGH snow rating, which can only be attained if your tread has good cleats on the outside edges of the tread. All-season tyres are not all equal, some are actually very poor in winter, no matter what the advertising says. I suggest you buy actual winter tyres for that vehicle, tyres that go on just before the snow comes, and are taken off in the spring. The difference is amazing, they grip snow better, but, even better, they grip ice better because of the tread that doesn't harden at low temperatures. NEVER deflate the tyres at all, unless you are actually stuck. It is a trick to use to get moving only when stuck, not while actually driving, whether or not the roads are clear. In 43 years of driving, well over 1 1/2 million miles, living in Edmonton, Saskatoon, and rural Manitoba, all snow belt areas, I have never once had to resort to deflating tyres.
This is a tool for a pro. If you purchase an electric chainsaw you will be able to do small trim jobs, and be way more safe than with a gas saw. Hope this helps
