Pellet heads!! What's up today?

I've been getting from Amazon delivered for cheaper than I can buy it at the pet store. It get delivered right in my enclosed porch so I don't have to do a lot of lifting. From Amazon, it comes as prime so there isn't any big delay. I try to stay a couple bags ahead.
Cat Litter Brands and Reviews

 

Tip: If you would prefer not to alter the workbench.. cut and size some 2x4 lumber to the same size as the bottom bench supports, counter-sink the casters flush in the 2x4's and use some U-Bolts U-Bolts - Bolts - Fasteners - Hardware -  The Home Depot
to secure the 2x4 rollers to the bench supports - this way you can easily remove / reattach the casters, depending on need.

 

Absolutely nothing if your floor hasn't got standing water on it. I've got 2x4 untreated spruce on cement 40 years with no signs of deterioration.

 

All depends the humidity from the floor. Water and wood not a good mix, sponge to decay.

 

My basement floor wicks up water easily - I am feet from a swamp. The reason I have ripped out walls and the built-in workshop cabinets was because they were nasty with rot from being wet. Also why I will have to cut down the shelves (earlier post) and try to save the upper portion. Even the pressure treated lumber at the bottom of the wall framing was crumbling from the moisture. Here are pics of a couple of walls I took out last year - and these were good compared to the workshop I just ripped out, since they were in the "dryer" part of the basement.

 

That is a good idea!

 

My last house was 600' higher than my present house. On the side of a ridge and the basement stayed dry so we finished it. This basement will never be completely "finished" as it is too low, close to the water table, and is dampish in the spring-early fall. I also have some water infiltrate from the garage during heavy rains, but I'm close to solving that issue (I think - I'll see next year). But, regardless, it is damp, and no amount of mitigation is going to solve that unless I can magically lift the house and put another 5-10 feet of fill underneath.

 

I am across from a river but on the side of a hill that higher than it is. My foundation walls have several cracks that are vertical and non structural where one would leak during heavy rains due to the walls being below grade and no gutters on the roof. I put up with it for years but it kept getting worse. I finally tried this and its been bone dry for 7-8 years now. Easy as can be and took maybe an hour and a half to complete. Most of the time is waiting for the epoxy to set up after installing the ports. I used the polyurethane kit without the easy peel. That means the epoxy is still on the wall but that doesnt bother me one bit

RadonSeal Do-It-Yourself Foundation Crack Repair Kits

 

Water comes in my garage door from the driveway. Although there is a small channel to carry the water to the back of the garage, where there is a sump pump, if it rains hard the water overflows the channel and comes into the basement under the entry door. I had the driveway torn up and redone last year and they sloped it toward the low part of the yard, but "low part" is not saying much.

 

Ouch....that's a cost these days. My driveway needs to be torn up and redone but I dont even want to know how much that will cost.

 

Is your last name Ingalls?

 

Is this posted at the beginning of your driveway!

 

That is a beautiful pic! Someone is having a white Christmas!