Just joined! And man, I have never seen a KZreadr give such incredible perks. My husband and I are closing on our house in a couple weeks and I already have 5 projects planned out! Your videos are always playing in the background at work and home! I would love to see you try an epoxy counter top some time! Thank you for your content!

@HomeRenoVisionDIY

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Ashley, Welcome to the DIY CREW! Epoxy counters are not my expertise so \I would love to tackle one as a diy. cheers!

@jonellwanger7258

4 жыл бұрын

Ok, this video is BULLSHIT from the title. Not the get go. The title. Never sand again...?? What. Is it going to be in a temp and humidity control indoor space? No? Then expect to be looking sanding a Deck every 5 years or so, sun does a ton of damage. Period. Sanding floors is my career, and Home Depot finish wont last that first full year either. Contact your local flooring professional for advice. Not KZread. Flooring is different all over the country due to climate differences. This video will never explain that. This video tips might work well in California, would suck in Colorado. Much drier. Hotter, then its gets COLD AND WET. Recks havoc on wood. Especially decks!

@frisco61

4 жыл бұрын

Jon Ellwanger Weird, since Jeff is in Canada, you’d think 🤔 he knows what he’s talking about.

@TheBandoury

3 жыл бұрын

@@jonellwanger7258 I agree with you, and twice a year is a lot work. I sealed and stained my deck 7 years ago, now some of the stain on the floor is gone, but the railing and posts still good, do I need to remove all the stain when sanding, or just light sanding and applying stain & seal coats?

@meentum6018

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheBandoury What stain did you use 7 years ago

I had given up finding a way to care for my deck without spending a day or two every year and a lot of money. Along comes Jeff Thorman, rescuing me once again. What a blessing he is to the world.

@HomeRenoVisionDIY

5 жыл бұрын

HI Cory, Softwood decks can be a real challenge if you start using stains. Cheers!

I really like this guy. Talks in terms everyone can easily understand. Imagine being his apprentice? You would be an expert in a few months working along side him haha. Hope you're still making these Jeff! Special thanks to the video crew as well!

@pam6400

3 жыл бұрын

I've seen Jeff before, I to really like his passion.

@jeffsparks5930

Жыл бұрын

Love ur videos - very informative & in everyday lingo 👍 - I seen ppl "char" decks & privacy fence - looks good (at least for a while) what's ur take on "charring" the fence or deck boards? Thank you. Jeff Sparks, Anderson, In.

Every single time I need to fix something around my house or my mother's house, I drop by your channel and learn how to do it first. Thank you so much for all you do! You are appreciated.

I watched this video and then did the same thing to my deck. Picked a sealing stain with a redwood tint and it turned out great. Thanks for the video.

Wow, I couldn't believe how fast that pressure washer took off the silvering! I'm replacing my rotted deck this year, so thanks for your advice!!

My deck stays looking new all of the time now. Thank you! Thank you! I'm going to check into joining because I've learned lots of things watching you.

Thanks! I watched this video and I pressure washed and sealed my old deck and it's GORGEOUS now! I didn't even sand the wood but it's so dang beautiful. I used the exact Olympic Clear Sealant and it darkened the wood a bit, it's even better than I imagined it would be. I'm using this product for life. Thanks guy!

Bought my 1st home..its brand new. Built a deck and a ramp. Yout videos has so many tips and perks. Love being able to do it myself

Thank you for your clear explanation and suggestions. It makes my life so much easier

You are right about the solid stains, and they curl up too, I wish found this video before I used that solid stain, now I have to pressure wash to remove all that peeling solid stain, thanks for the video

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 yes, finally real and to the point. Talking about oil base penetrating. Do you have one for water base? There are some outstanding products out there.

Jeff you are so awesome!! Thank you for all your tips from your training and knowledge.

My deck was installed in 2004, replaced 4 boards couple yrs ago, silly me used a stain, twice....well the stain is almost gone on the flat boards & I swear, no more stains for me! I get the hot hot sun going from south to west and the stain just didn't last. I thought about using a product called 'restore' but after watching this video, I will follow this method, the less upkeep I have to do, the better. This ole gal isn't getting any younger! LOL Thanks Jeff! "Donna in Indiana"

@HomeRenoVisionDIY

5 жыл бұрын

Cheers Donna, happy to help!

I checked many of your videos. I enjoyed every single one. You done with great job for the people and for me personally. Thank you very much for your work. Wishing you the best. Sincerely, Samuel.

I recently found your channel & have become a new subscriber. Can I just say that I love you! 🥰 Your videos are very informative & to the point & I'd say there the best I've seen on KZread!

First off..... Max, deck & fence look great👍🏻, very beautiful & love the black rails.....makes the entire deck “pop”! Can also use this stuff on privacy fences as well, & works great too. Is a little “messier”(suggest rolling &/or spraying on); but looks great in the end & the maintenance is awesome. Like that they also offer low VOC versions too. Cheers✌🏻

This is a fantastic idea for a video style Jeff! I love that product and I'm just in the middle of building the deck not knowing what kind of protection I wanted, Thanks! So Happy your from Ottawa! ODB represent! From Ingleside in SD and G

Always exciting to see the new video notification! Great DIY video, once again!

@HomeRenoVisionDIY

5 жыл бұрын

Cheers Pierre!

I'm no home improvement expert, but I really like this guy. Uses language that everyone can comprehend.

You have probably saved me so much time and work. Thank you! :)

Excellent video. I was wonder what to do with my old fence boards.

Outstanding. I'm wowed how I think of something I need, and you pop onto my feed with the answer. LOL. The dude is a wizard.

@mick2spic

3 жыл бұрын

Yea, keep searching for the answer you’re looking for. Thompson isn’t the greatest to pros. Go search what pros use. Clark and Armstrong semi trans oil is up there.

I had my boathouse built back in the fall of '21. The wood has already started looking not so new by the spring of '22 so I decided to act quickly because I didn't want it turning gray like so many others had on the lake. I opted for the clear Thompson's proofer/sealer and what a fantastic finish and look. After watching this video it was good to learn that I can pressure wash and reapply over the current finish yearly. BTW; I tried applying it with a pump up garden sprayer but didn't like the way it was going on after the first gallon of application. Seemed like more of the product was dripping into the lake than absorbing into the wood. I applied the next 7 gallons with a paint roller and it was a much better process with just a little more work involved.... Thanks for the great videos!

@patty109109

Жыл бұрын

I tried the pump sprayer thing on my deck once. Thought it was hideous. Just junk. Roller and brush worked great. Btw I have used a proper airless sprayer with paint but they are nothing like the cheap pump sprayers Some people say they use for decks.

I have experimented with many 'color' stains and have never been happy with the end result. I have been trying to find some good products and processes for using a clear stain. Just got a brand new deck, so this video helped alot. Once you add color, there is no going back...

Yes! I am a general contractor also and I try to tell everyone. Never paint or use a thick stain! They crack peal and hold water under that peeling Rotting the deck faster. Tip: use a insecticide/weed sprayer to spray on the sealer.

@shensley011

2 жыл бұрын

Like those plastic things and you give them a few pumps and then spray for awhile? You talking about those?

@borewyrm

2 жыл бұрын

They work great. They do sell ones made specifically for sealers and stains. The same basic thing but with a nozzle that handles sealer better.

@JackCarroll1998

Жыл бұрын

@@borewyrm I'm assuming it has some sort of mechanism to keep from clogging? That would be nice

Hey, Jeff! It's been 3 years! Any chance you could do an update on this deck? We're ready to tear one out and have decided against the expense of composite, so are going back in with pressure treated lumber. Curious how this finish has held up... thanks!

@twizack22

Жыл бұрын

I concur. Hopefully there is something. I haven't looked at his log of videos to confirm is he has or not.

@LucasSupz

Жыл бұрын

Yes please!

Best video to help people maintain a deck without all that extra work. The idea of cleaning it every spring and add more sealer sounds wonderful compared to a solid stain that peals off and have to sand and suffer. 👍

@williamvansumeren2884

Жыл бұрын

Been watching your videos for a while now. I want to thank you for all the no-nonsense help you've given me. You're the real deal and it's a pleasure getting to know you. William VanSumeren.

Loved this video, I am a big fan of your tips

Thanks. I needed that. Great video again. Thumbs up from Gatineau 👍

Exactly what I needed to see Jeff. I'll be fixing up our old deck later this week! Thanks!

Dude is wearing a Ramstein shirt!! Mad Props!

Gary this video has earned my *seal* of approval #cheers I like seals so much it’s otterly ridiculous

@HomeRenoVisionDIY

5 жыл бұрын

Cheers Al, right on with this one!

The UV rays nowadays are CRAZY. So much more than when I was a kid.

Thank you very informative.

Great job sir!! I’ve got a 20 by 20 deck and I’ll doing this. The wood looks like a reclaimed barn wood

@HomeRenoVisionDIY

5 жыл бұрын

Cheers Cesar!

Muchas gracias por tus hermosos consejos Jeff, tus videos ayudan mucho a los que no somos expertos, Dios te bendiga. Thank you very much.

@HomeRenoVisionDIY

2 жыл бұрын

Cheers Rey!

On a similar note, Spray and forget for mildew on a roof or anything seemed to good to be true. I have a white tile roof and used to pressure wash, but tried this Spray and forget and was skeptical, but the damn stuff works great. I just mist it on with a pump sprayer and the key is it has to rain over next few months and it completely removes mildew! I love it!

They sell 6" wide brushes for just this purpose. They screw into your painting pole. You can stain your entire deck without getting down on your knees. Best $8 I ever spent.

@GoodSupply

3 жыл бұрын

I just screenshot Your comment. Thank you!

That is GORGEOUS!

Awesome video Jeff 👍😁

This looks great.

Great advice

Yea , I work at home depot so just tryna learn to further my customer service

@paulhoskins7852

4 жыл бұрын

You might be the only Home Depot employee to ever do that.

@PlymitBoy

4 жыл бұрын

Paul Hoskins honestly, I doubt it. You’re definitely not the only dick head that thinks this, though!

@billwilson3665

4 жыл бұрын

Don't use the word tryna in front of customers.

@justingrant4860

4 жыл бұрын

I applaud you for this 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

@jonellwanger7258

4 жыл бұрын

Seek out better information sources... and don’t sell them home depot finish. It doesn’t last that first year.

Thank you for your vidéos Jeff. I need to sand, clean, and stain my deck this summer. What comes first? Cleaning or sanding?

I use TWP 101or low VOC 1501 cedar tone natural. Water beads up nicely!

I love your deck 😍 What type of paint brush you using?

Hi Jeff, love your videos and the tips and tricks are very helpful...thanks! Currently building my first deck (24' X 14') at 4 ft above ground... Putting cedar decking, rails and stairs that I'm all building myself. Now you describe the Thompson water seal but the Olympic you showed, is it a stain or seal or both? Also, how long should I wait to seal it knowing some cedar is still wet from the yard?? Thanks P.

@dan_youtube

Жыл бұрын

About 2 years so it's time to paint now 😊

Hey Jeff, always love your videos! I am getting ready to clean and reseal my deck. I was wondering if you used any sort of cleaner before power washing or during power washing? I see some people using oxalic acid to clean and brighten the wood. Would you recommend this? My deck is pretty grimy, gray and has some mildew. Let me know if you would recommend the oxalic acid or if another deck cleaner is recommended instead. Thanks for the help!!

Good information. I have a deck that has paint chips and I want to redo the deck what is your recommend of how to remove paint. Thanks

It's time for Home RenoVision and chill😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣 great video like always.

I agree with the sealer...what about semi transparent stains with sealer included. Thought?

Thanks!

Hey Jeff, thank you for taking the time to make these videos. I agree with using oil base sealers on deck surfaces but in my neck of the woods we are extremely limited in our oil based products. I've made my own sealer from boiled linseed oil mixed with paint thinner at a 3:1 ratio and then add an M-1 mildew additive to the solution.

@HomeRenoVisionDIY

5 жыл бұрын

nice idea!

I have a 23 year old pine deck. I live in South Florida. The deck is still in decent shape, with only one rotted board, and a couple of small patches of rot I have fixed. There are a couple of others that will probably go in the next 5 years. Its sits on a roof and the framing is also still mostly solid. I try to seal it every two years. My neighbors never seal their decks and they all rotted out long ago. This is my advice. Only very lightly pressure wash your deck, and be careful. If you use high pressure too close to the deck it breaks up the fibers in the wood and damages the deck. No matter what the product you use says about how long it will last cut that down by at least a third. Use a better more expensive sealer. I use Bear from home depot, the higher end sealer and stain. Its water based, which I like better than oil based products, but it may not last as long. Its states its good for at least 3 years, but it does not, every two years I redo the deck with the sealer and I don't strip the old sealer at all, and have had no problems because I did not strip it. At two years the sealer is mostly gone in Florida due to the amount of rain and moisture. Never miss a sealing. I made the mistake of not sealing the deck for 3 years just one time and I found the deck had started to rot in several places. I was lucky because I fixed the small areas of rot easily, but one board was too far gone. Dont skimp on the amount of sealer you use, put it on so you know it covers everything. Double up on knots or depressions because that's where water will pool. Try to seal the sides of the boards to is you can it helps alot. Try not to have shade over a open deck, like shade from trees. This is different than having a covered deck with shade. With open decks you need the sun to dry out the deck after it rains or in the morning when there is a lot of moisture. Shade will keep you deck from drying, especially in hot humid climates and this will cause mold and rot to set in very quickly.

@queenslander954

Жыл бұрын

Thanks mate , I live in North Queensland which is the tropical part of Oz , much like Florida and about the same distance from the Equator that Florida is , but obviously it’s south of the equator but anyway it gets smashed in the wet seasons along the the same lines with cyclones & rain. So this is very good mail , the 2 year thing especially .. so I will listen to your advice , and if I forget I will give myself a uppercut in 3 years times. Cheers mate.

Thanks Jeff

@HomeRenoVisionDIY

5 жыл бұрын

Cheers Amir!

Great video learning alot of things. What wpuldnyou highly recommend buy seal and stain separate. I see a lot of seal and stain in same container. Is there such product thatvare separate? Thanks DAX

Thank you for the video, I plan to finish my deck this month. Which varnish would you recommend to be used as a coat for the deck timber floor outside - water-based or oil-based on the top of this Thompson's water seal? My concern is the water influence and durability. Do I need to use Thompson's water seal if I will use the wood varnish?

Digging the Rammstein shirt! haha nice!

Thank you for the fantastic videos. What do you think of the stain that has a sealer already?

Is it okay to stain your fence around this time? Also after staining can I seal? How long does it take an oil solid stain to dry on fence? I love your videos, it’s so informative. Saved money just by following you. God bless you and your family.

Looks great

@HomeRenoVisionDIY

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Cheers!

I'm confused, is the section that is already a good color pressure washed before the video or have a different stain a previous year?

HI Jeff (and crew), Just wanted to say I've really enjoyed all of your videos and instructions. They are easy to understand and best of yet, they show the entire process, from end to end. Just great instructional videos. Just closed on a house on the end of may, and your video have been so helpful. I'm curious, are there any plans to do a video on tuckpointing? I've got a 70+ y/o home, and some brick that needs it - would love to see your take and technique on it. Regardless, keep up the fantastic work. Cheers

@HomeRenoVisionDIY

5 жыл бұрын

That sounds like a great idea, however I don't see myself having that opportunity any time soon. Cheers!

As a new homeowner, man your videos saved me a tone of time and money! Having a brand new 2 year old deck ( treated wood) what's the MAX psi recommended for the pressure washer ? Thanks!

Hey Jeff, this deck is two years into the Olympic sealer. Do you know how this product has held up during this time? Does it look like it will make it three years before re-sealing again?

Hi and thank you so much for sharing you knowledge and expertise! Thanks to you I feel confident that I can restore my deck. Question though, what PSI do you recommend to be used when power washing the deck? I’m About to purchase a 3100psi generac gas pressure washer but not sure if that the right one? Also the pressure washer has a reservoir tank for detergent, should I use a special soap for these deck? The deck is about 20 years old but was well taken care of until about 4 or 5 years ago with not sealing. The wood is all grey and I don’t want to destroy it with the wrong pressure washer.. Thank you so much! Oh and is there a difference btwn a power washer and a pressure washer? Sry, my wife and I just purchased this house 2 weeks ago and are just learning about all of these things :/. Stay well and thanks again.

This can looks awfully familiar. I think I bought it at a big box store 20 years ago for my new fence and it was great. Glad Jeff finally found it. But I didn't know the pressure washer was good for wood. I once washed an old railing with it and it became all "hairy". I guess I need to try again...

During this pandemic I have been doing lots of renovations at home and your videos have been really helpful. I just finished the deck reno with pressure treated siena boards. How long should I wait before treating with a sealer?

@diegozuccarelli5079

3 жыл бұрын

Same here! just finished resurfacing the deck. Only thing I heard is to give the PT wood about a month to properly dry. My wood has already been under the sun for more than enough, now I'm going to stain it but can I apply the oil based over the clear stain? it seems from what he says at the end that it's either or....

Great video but never had any luck with Olympic.Ready Seal is my choice . HD used to stock it but you order online and ship to your local store. No sand or power wash after initial application.

@PARIS8500

3 жыл бұрын

What's the difference in cost? What region of the country?

Thank you for the video! It inspired me that maybe I can maintain my deck after sanding! I'm almost finished sanding. I will have put in about 28 hours at least.' I've seen people say redwood will gray in a few months using only a clear sealer. Will the Olympic Maximum Clear be ok for N. Montana on Redwood? I don't mind reapplying every year after power washing as long as I don't have to sand again. I so need to do the right thing I can't sand this deck again! I already bought the product. Please comment.

Love the Rammstein shirt!

You are awesome! Thanks

Thanks for sharing that

@HomeRenoVisionDIY

5 жыл бұрын

Happy to help!

Hi Jeff…well it’s been 3 years since you and your son have completed this deck. How has it held up and would you still recommend the Olympic Maximum? We have cold winters here in North Bay with a lot of snow. Our deck takes a lot of abuse with shoveling in the winter, crazy dirt from our maple trees…. I’ve pressure washed it once but it does tear the crap out of the wood. We have yet to find any product that holds up. Your advise would be greatly appreciated

Never had luck with Olympic. High traffic areas would start coming apart a year after laying down the product.

Recently found this video and did some research on the Thompson's Waterseal. The reviews were not favorable, but I have been watching your videos for a year now and trust what you say. So I pressure washed my deck, did some sanding where needed, and then applied the Thompsons Waterseal. Boy were the naysayers wrong, what a great product, it did not rain for a few days after the application but when it did the water beaded on top of the decking, wonderful. I do not mind that I might have to reapply later in the year, simple job, but well worth it in my opinion. Thanks for the advice Jeff and keep doing these wonderful videos.

@mel3256

9 ай бұрын

Its not durable and needs to be redone annually.

Good, helpful video. Do you like any water-based sealers? I read they've improved and can last.

great video - never really understood difference between stain and sealer. We have a deck around a pool like in the video - 2x6 deck boards. - over 10years old - we striped, power washed and stained but stain came off next year. boards are sound but cracked - would sanding and using a sealer work? thanks

What is the best way to protect lattice on a deck, especially in high wind area. With no planning I put the Cut-N-Seal on my lattice because sealing the end cut job got messy so I applied to the whole lattice and deck walls with Cut-N-Seal. Is that going to dry and crack the lattice? Thank you.

Brush vs Roller - what's your opinion about the sealer? Also - what about having an oil seal applied prior to installing the deck? If i'm building a brand new wood deck, should I seal the deck planks in advance?

As a painter, clears are a great option for weatherproofing the deck, but the reason semi transparent or semi solids solids etc have more popularity is the slight pigment provides better UV protection. With that said most stains are a stain and sealer in one as well. More prep work like sanding or using chemicals such as a stain and sealer remover and wood brightener generally use chemicals or abrasion to open the wood grain, which ensures the wood will be more accepting of that stain. For a quick and easy approach, sure, but you can get more than 1 year of out a deck that’s been properly prepped, cleaned and stained vs an annual quick fix like pressure washing. It’s all contingent on the amount of sunlight and harsh winters you experience in seasonal states for your decking. Often times, for jobs I am hired for, the stain and or sealer was applied unevenly or incorrectly and the deck was either soft washed or pressure washed only by either a DIYer or handyman, and because of this the stain starts failing in areas quicker

@Paarthurnaxdova

7 ай бұрын

Ok, so what is the best paint to use on a deck in Texas where the sun never stop and it’s always hot?

I’m working on my backyard fence and plan on doing the deck as well. Once I pressure washed one wall of the fence the natural beauty of the wood looks amazing so now I don’t think I want to paint it. Should I seal it to preserve the natural look?

Hey Jeff, I just installed a new deck at my place this week, should I do the stain/sealer before fall?? or wait till the spring as the wood is brand new and moisture content seems to be high, I just figure the sealer won’t absorb right in areas where the brown treated is still soaked in the wood if that makes sense.

@lisa4264

2 жыл бұрын

3 months should be enough. Anytime you use an oil, whatever doesn't penetrate wipe it away or to an area that will absorb it. If you don't wipe away in absorbed oil it will dry a sticky mess

Can the Olympic product be applied to damp or wet wood? Thanks for the great video.

Great video. So , after an year, i just have to use the pressure washer , let it dry and re apply the sealer if necessary? on my first coat, i notice that i have some areas that are Shinnier than others and i applyed a very thin coat. how can i avoid to have that shiny sticky areas? thanks mate!

Beautiful

@HomeRenoVisionDIY

5 жыл бұрын

Cheers!

Im new to diy'ing and my son n I was gonna put in a new above ground patio in my backyard, but im sure glad i found your video before we applied anything to it! New subb here friend! Can I use that sealer on my wood floors in the house?

Hi Jeff, thank you so much for this to, but can this work on softwood treated lumber?

very good to know about this. I think i might apply the same thing to my fence because right now my fence is not looking good. All Grey lol

@HomeRenoVisionDIY

5 жыл бұрын

this product lasts even longer on vertical surfaces!

@kibagami25

5 жыл бұрын

@@HomeRenoVisionDIY Nice! i think i know what i am doing this weekend lol

I thinkI will stick to every 3-5yrs, sure won’t commit to twice a year.

Question: Do you have to use the Thomson water sealer before you can use the Olympic Water Proofing Sealant? Can you apply the Olympic Maximum Clear Sealant (oil base) right over the prepped wood deck? I have an older deck that’s been either painted or stain sealed, and it’s peeling in many areas and is in awful condition.

Do you have any recommendations for a screened in porch with 1x4 lumber floor overtop of OSB (no sun hits the inside of the porch)? We are unable to pressure wash as there is nowhere for the water to drain to so pressure washing every year isn't an option; just sanding. I did strip it down to clean wood. We just cant decide what stain to use. Thanks for all the informative videos!

Thanks for the advise. Question for anybody that used this Olympic clear colored stain and sealer: After you used it, are you still supposed to see bare wood all over with some color or the color should cover all the bare wood? Also, do you apply it only with brush or with a roller and then the brush on top of the rolled deck? Please advise asap, need to stain one big deck tomorrow. Thank you

This video was perfectly timed! I really appreciate this information. I was wondering though, is there any scenario where you would have your stack of lumber ready to build a deck, but you coat each board first before you build?

@HomeRenoVisionDIY

5 жыл бұрын

That would seem to be very difficult to manage.

@MapSpawn

5 жыл бұрын

@@HomeRenoVisionDIY It just dawned on me that I would have to leave them all to dry not touching each other lol

Can you use a paint roller with either of those options?

Is that just regular black paint or some kind of stain? I like the pop of color.

What about Thompson’s Penetrating Timber Oil Redwood? Could/Should I use the clear penetrating oil based sealer first? Would I be able to refresh in 1-2 years without sanding/stripping? Thanks in advance.

Hi Jeff , love your video But I have a brand new deck only couple days installation, can I use the second oil option on your video right away ?or still I need to sand my deck even if it’s new

I bought the Olympic clear sealer and started today on a 1400+ sqft new deck. So far so good!

@idahoduckhunter

3 жыл бұрын

How’d it end up?

@kennbutler1234

3 жыл бұрын

idahoduckhunter Very nice! It definitely faded the deck darker shade of brown. I like the new color better than the original untreated wood look

@spearageddon3279

3 жыл бұрын

@@kennbutler1234 a year later ... status update? About to finish new deck and researching options to finish. Thanks! 😊

@kennbutler1234

3 жыл бұрын

@@spearageddon3279 I am happy with it. It definitely faded a little more over the course of winter, but I feel comfortable leaving it as is for this entire season. I may re apply next spring...we’ll see how it goes this summer and into the fall. Carpenter bees haven’t found it yet, so hopefully that works again too!

@spearageddon3279

3 жыл бұрын

@@kennbutler1234 right on. I am in Florida so no "winter" to worry about .... it's our scorching sun that will give it a beating ... and we have tons of ants here as well. Glad to hear you're happy with it, adding to my short list. 👍👍