Results of the invention of safety pin?
Hi bfhwm50, ChrisFixit from the Atlanta Home Depot here. While I understand your desire to keep your plants warm during the winter, from a safety stand point this is probably not one of the better ways to go about it. As the previous answer stated there is the possibility of gas buildup, also with an active flame in an enclosed area like a garage there are any number of undesirable possibilities, including gas fume ignition. A much safer option would be to still store the plants in the garage and cover them with a Frost Protek plant cover. These covers are of the same type that commercial plant houses use and have a rated protection at temperatures as low as 30 degrees. If you do go forward with the idea of using a patio heater please make sure you leave a garage door or window ajar to allow venting, employ the use of a Carbon Monoxide detector, also after turning on the heater set your self an alarm to remind you to go out and turn it off. I hope this has been helpful and good luck. Cheers, ChrisFixit
A product called The Works is great for toilets, you can get it at the dollar store or walmart. Be sure to wear gloves and have a window open because it's strong.
Ammonia it will clean years of grime off things
1. 6. Take a shower to remove all that cheesy goo that will be coated all over your skin and hair. If none of these procedures work, call your local EPA to have his dwelling evaluated for the consideration of being condemned for health safety risk violations.
Get out! While you can. If he can't be bothered to swipe the toilet once and a while, he probably doesn't swipe parts of his body either. Disgusting! I can't believe anyone normal would even consider staying with such a pig!
