Expert Council Q&A for 7-14-22 – Epi-3125
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- In the Ron Paul Liberty Highlights
- How the politics of hate backfire – Dr. Ron Paul
- Bombs for Oil to Saudi and how it Effects Yemen – Dan McAdams
- The carnivore diet for Type 1 Diabetics – Dr. Ken Berry
- Turning a swamp into a pond – Geoff Lawton
- Using debt leverage for tax free cash flow – John Pugliano
- Making fruit leathers and working with a Glass Top Stove – Nicole Sauce
- Willow trees invading a pond, what to do – Nick Ferguson
- Replacing an old toilet – Tim “Tool Man” Cook
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To add to Tool Man Tim’s segment:
As a 22+ year plumber I have found the absolute best toilet replacement hacks.
1- Use a wet vac to get all the water out of the fixture.
2- Don’t use a wax ring -yuck- use a Fernco wax free toilet seal, will never ever need to be replaced and way less nasty. 100 x better than the old wax rings.
3- Pick up some fiberglass flange bolts. So much easier to cut than the brass variety and will never corrode.
Also if you happen to break the porcelain on the toilet be careful, porcelain chips are the sharpest thing known to man.
One of my sons made the best blackberry fruit leather with his 4 year old. He used some kind of juicer which separated the seeds from the juice and pulp, added a small amount of sugar, used silicone mat with parchment paper. Cut fruit leather and parchment. Rolled up cut pieces with parchment paper