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I have been reading that it is not a good idea to put your TV over the fireplace. Of course if your fireplace is just for show it shouldn't be a problem.
Annddd we get serious...smh
We have had TVs over our fireplaces for upwards of 15 years and never had any issues.
Just took out the recycling. The community bin in our complex was piled so high, I had to take it all out of my bucket handful by handful and, standing on tiptoes, hurl it over the top of the pile to the emptier side of the bin. Felt like I was hand-feeding some great beast.
But I'm going to shut up now because it beats by far having to pack it all up and take it to the recycling center.
Just took out the recycling. The community bin in our complex was piled so high, I had to take it all out of my bucket handful by handful and, standing on tiptoes, hurl it over the top of the pile to the emptier side of the bin. Felt like I was hand-feeding some great beast.
But I'm going to shut up now because it beats by far having to pack it all up and take it to the recycling center.
I had my Dyson bladeless fan on, which has a remote control. Whenever I tried to change the speed, oscillation, or turn it off, the dog would get in the way of the signal from the remote. I didn't feel like walking 5 feet to use the button, or to shoo the dog out of the way, so I just put up with it running at the speed it was running.
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