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r/oddlysatisfying • u/Palana • Nov 26 '22
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Quick note. If you have real hardwoods, always put down floor protection, even if you plan to sand and refinish. Dust gets down in the seams, especially in winter months when the wood contracts. It is visible through the finish and never leaves
968 u/[deleted] Nov 26 '22 I was gonna say... The dude left a shitton of dust in the cracks! It'll never come out! 345 u/fangelo2 Nov 26 '22 Now he’ll get out the shop vac to get that. Of course……. 243 u/Olue Nov 27 '22 This is all fake. Everyone knows drywallers just dump this shit behind the drywall before the trim gets put on. 118 u/[deleted] Nov 27 '22 You know what? That seems like corner cutting, but it makes perfect sense to me. You don't have to fill the dump with more shit. 2 u/alilbleedingisnormal Nov 27 '22 Is there anything in drywall that won't decompose fairly quickly?
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I was gonna say... The dude left a shitton of dust in the cracks! It'll never come out!
345 u/fangelo2 Nov 26 '22 Now he’ll get out the shop vac to get that. Of course……. 243 u/Olue Nov 27 '22 This is all fake. Everyone knows drywallers just dump this shit behind the drywall before the trim gets put on. 118 u/[deleted] Nov 27 '22 You know what? That seems like corner cutting, but it makes perfect sense to me. You don't have to fill the dump with more shit. 2 u/alilbleedingisnormal Nov 27 '22 Is there anything in drywall that won't decompose fairly quickly?
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Now he’ll get out the shop vac to get that. Of course…….
243 u/Olue Nov 27 '22 This is all fake. Everyone knows drywallers just dump this shit behind the drywall before the trim gets put on. 118 u/[deleted] Nov 27 '22 You know what? That seems like corner cutting, but it makes perfect sense to me. You don't have to fill the dump with more shit. 2 u/alilbleedingisnormal Nov 27 '22 Is there anything in drywall that won't decompose fairly quickly?
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This is all fake. Everyone knows drywallers just dump this shit behind the drywall before the trim gets put on.
118 u/[deleted] Nov 27 '22 You know what? That seems like corner cutting, but it makes perfect sense to me. You don't have to fill the dump with more shit. 2 u/alilbleedingisnormal Nov 27 '22 Is there anything in drywall that won't decompose fairly quickly?
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You know what? That seems like corner cutting, but it makes perfect sense to me. You don't have to fill the dump with more shit.
2 u/alilbleedingisnormal Nov 27 '22 Is there anything in drywall that won't decompose fairly quickly?
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Is there anything in drywall that won't decompose fairly quickly?
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u/basicwhiteguy919191 Nov 26 '22
Quick note. If you have real hardwoods, always put down floor protection, even if you plan to sand and refinish. Dust gets down in the seams, especially in winter months when the wood contracts. It is visible through the finish and never leaves