No springs!
Scrawny
joined 2 years ago
I just wanted to say. Good luck, we're all counting on you.
He had Bill on like a month ago....
Don't pick up crusty socks
Would you like a sedative?
Me and my friends watch this about once a year as tradition.
I remember when Arby's had a 5 for $5 deal. So much roast beef.
Facade. Got laughed for saying fac-aid. How am I supposed to know a c make an s sound.
Bees collect nectar for nutrition and they collect pollen as their protein source. These activities pollinate as a by-product. Honey bees collect a lot of nectar to refine into honey to survive the winter months. This makes the honey bee ideal for some flowering plants which have a lot of nectar that the honey bee needs. Many native species have short lifecycles. Some only during a bloom of a particular flower. This is why native bees make better pollinators as a whole. Honey bees pass up many flowers that have little benefit to them as a nectar source. Native bees collect the pollen that would be undisturbed by the honey bee.
Not an HVAC tech, but where are your air returns located? I would agree that keeping the fan on will help mix the air in the house. Closing all the registers on the lower floor might stress the system, but you could close a few I'd wager and be safe.
Freeze dried Skittles
This old British PSA goes hard.
https://youtu.be/8-JfnhABs9U?si=TOduNQ1-LLtWYppV