I may be slow but I am persistent. Slinging sheets of plywood by myself isn't as easy as it used to be. I like the heavier T-11 siding because I can screw stuff to the wall where ever I want. The other 2 walls in this room are block.
I was placing the new wiring into the breaker panel and found some bare spots on the hot legs with the ground wires. Big flash in my face. I didn't even pee myself.
That is all done and buttoned up. There are 2 new 20 amp circuits each with 5 duplex receptacles. That gives me 4 outlets behind the tank and 8 in this room.
1 will have a light and heaters, 2 largish loads, the other will have a light and pumps. There is another circuit in the wall so If I want to plug in my shop vac it wont be on ones with tank stuff.
We had a humidity event in the basement where water condensed all over the AC ducting and vents and started to drip. It has happened before in this house because I replaced the water stained ceiling tiles after we moved in. I don't think it had anything to do with the tanks but I cut insulation sheets and covered them. They needed it anyway to keep dirt and dust out.
I think it was due to leaving the doors open so the dogs could wander in and out.
There is a mechanical room on the other side of the wall behind the water change station that is open to all the ceilings on the lower level. I installed a dehumidifier in there and the water dried up. It is reading 45% now so I think that problem is solved.
Where I moved my desk to gives me a view of my 75 through the end. Yesterday I caught myself thinking how nice a 4 foot by 8 foot by 30 inch tank would be. 600 gallons says the math. Then I smacked my face and said stop that.
After bottle feeding Millicat every 2 hours for a week Jeanna has decided it will be her cat named Kit. It's eyes have opened and it is doing well.
Did you know kittens cant retract their claws?
Whats the plan for the over flow?
