patriotgal
Veteran Member
When relative used to work for alphabet agency his wife would answer the door and find suits waiting to escort her and kids. They would walk right out the door and be relocated. Their stuff would follow.
I'm surprised you didn't faint and fall over. That would be quite a shock.After the tenants moved out, they left the key to the door in the lock. THAT NEVER HAPPENS.
he comes home Monday evening. That gives me a couple of days to clean up the mess, so she won't go too far through the roof when she gets back. I only lost one of her plants and we did have a freezing cold snap. Hopefully I'm not in too much trouble.
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DL,
Take your DW out to eat which normally helps.
Texican....
Find decent home cooking places. $12-18$ ahead without drink. Nice at times.
Or senior early bird, military, specials. $11-$15.
You can often get the early bird with senior. Likely military and early bird. But not military, & senior.Which one, or can I claim them all?
Just so I don't have to take a worm with the early bird.You can often get the early bird with senior. Likely military and early bird. But not military, & senior.
Inquiring minds want to know, is there a double key deadbolt version? If so where do I go looking? Because double key deadbolt is mandatory on my front door. And I really like the idea of it not being drillable easily. Everything else on that door is reinforced to the nth degree but the locks ........The strange thing is I was able to sell a slightly more expensive lock. Most deadbolt faceplates are just a thin sheet of cheap aluminum. I can use a drill and defeat the lock pretty quickly. THIS Smart-Key lock is my nemesis. Under thank faceplate is a layer of case-hardened steel. It will take between four and six drill bits, and between 30 and 45 minutes for me to drill through it. LONG before Mr. Stalker gets the first hole drilled there will be flashing red and blue lights in the parking lot. The thing is, they don't sell that lock in the double cylinder. Go figure.
Inquiring minds want to know, is there a double key deadbolt version? If so where do I go looking? Because double key deadbolt is mandatory on my front door. And I really like the idea of it not being drillable easily. Everything else on that door is reinforced to the nth degree but the locks ........
And of course, a regular version for the back door. Please.
So I need to contact a locksmith for the undrillable version? I don't really care about being able to rekey my own locks. I do like the difficult to pick/bump and difficult to drill. And I'll be willing to pay locksmith price for one if needs be. Probably even be willing to pay them to install if that is required. The locks on the house are one of the few weaknesses, mainly due to how the house was built. But I'll take it.Kwikset SmartKey double deadbolts are available just about everywhere. They don't come in the undrillable version as far as I know. All colors that are normally available.
There is no back door. She's on the third floor.