I feel like an idiot for buying this thing, but I didnt know any betterBasically this is one of those sheds you see all over the place that look like little aluminum houses with sliding doors in the frontWell if you have ever tried to put up or take apart one of these, you feel my painDespite all my efforts and several tubes of silicone, it still leaksI want to seal the whole damn thing so I thought maybe I could coat it with some sealant like the spray on sealer that they have, or something like itDoes anyone have any ideas or perhaps have the same problem?? Thanks!
well curly hair shouldnt be left loose over night even when striaghtened gather ur hair up to ur top middle part of ur scalp and tie in a loose tie (pony tail) then bring a roller and roll the pony tail on the roller and thats it ull wake up with ur hair still striaghtened
OK well just sleep with is straight it will be okay for people with wavy hair like me when it is straight don't put nothing in it or u just wasted your time i sleep with it down and don't worry about putting it up at night nobody is going to see u just when u go to sleep and it is straight don't put nothing in it
I understand your painMake sure you have a good straightener not a cruddy one you can buy for 20 dollars at CVSBecause thats what I had before I got a more expensive one, which are more effective and don't burn hair that muchIf you can't get a good one right now then before you straighten your hair, make sure your hair is VERY DRYNot wet, or semi wetAnd straighten your hair at little chunks a time not giant chunks at a timeAnd when you go to sleep DONT TIE IT UP!! Hair bands leave creasesGOOD LUCK!! )
You can have chemical straightening done - but it only lasts for about 3 months and while it does work (a little) not enough to get overly excitedSome tips you could try: 1Straighten your hair at night and then add an anti-frizz/shining product to it (biosilk and John Freida's Frizzease are the best) this will help keep your hair from curling2Use straightening shampoos and conditioners in additon to the flat iron3Straighten your hair the night before and then in the morning, run the flat iron back over the top of your hair to smooth it outI honestly can't think of anything you can do that's going to give you straight hair without a little effort on your partIf straight hair is really important to you, then try going to bed earlier so you can get up with and have enough time to straighten itGood Luck!
Hi, SteveDon't feel like an idiot, please, or I'll have to do that too, and I don't wannaSo it's a big cheap box to keep stuff in, but more lawn garden stuff than a Steinway pianoPretty good for keeping critters out, stuff from walking off, and just clearing out the garageKeep the really good stuff in the houseSoGo after the roof, mainlyAll joints should at least overlap a bit, and then can be sealed better with a big fat silicone caulk line, not a weanie little smear, but a big fat line, initially pushed into the seamsSidewalls can be dealt with the same way, but maybe take it a little easier, or you'll have a noticeable mess In the process, look for seams that can easily be pushed apart by a few fingers - not enough fastenersGo after something like one screw every foot or so on the run of a seam, using like self-piercing sheet metal screws, say a 8, 1/2 long, with a hex head, that can be zipped in with a cordless drillNoting that the things will leave sharp tips inside the shed, in some cases might want to punch through with one from the store first, then back out and replace with some dulled by zipping the tip on a bench ginder or belt sander (two bags on the tool belt, etc.) Or, predrill and use all dulledAround the door, best shift to machine screws, drilling through and using a lock washer and a nut - or a nylox locking nut - to go for tightness because of the stress and motion in that area All this assumes you're just not bummed over water getting in the bottomShould be at least a little above-grade, on some kind of foundation or platform.
