JD Vance eats his hamburgers by layer.
With a knife and fork
What's wrong with that?
You keep your hands clean and it still tastes the same.
How do you eat it? With your hands?!
Not gonna lie, I've never emptied the gas tank of my lawnmower or snowblower and up until this thread, I did not know I was supposed to. I normally just give it a little Seafoam.
Technology Connections did a test and he thinks it's fine.
I live where the grass is mowed year round so I always leave gas too. When I first moved to where we only mow 3 months a year I had to replace the carb in successive years from leaving gas in. I ended up using stabil and spraying carb cleaner in the spark plug hole and that kept me good over the other seasons.
Every year I do my final mow and put the push mower in the garage with whatever E10 is still in the tank. Every spring I bust it out and it starts on the first or second pull. It's been that way for the past decade in the humid southern US. One decade those ethanol gremlins will get me like everyone always says. I mean they know! They have a friend it happened to! Them being the personality type that references "Commiefornia" has absolutely nothing to do with it because, again, they have a friend it happened to who probably owns a business so it's extra true now.
I do this too. Only have issues with the newer mower. The siphon tube gets blocked by the gel e it causesvery few years. Take carb off, clean it, and good to go. People wayyyyy over exaggerate the problems with ethanol in gasoline.
It's generally not as big of a deal as it used to be, fuels are better today than in the past, even with ethanol. Chances are something else breaks before the motor.
I put that Stabil stuff in. Never had an issue.
If I had a gas mower when I had a lawn, I wouldn't really give much of a shit about bad weather stopping me from mowing. Only reason I didn't mow in the rain or if it was wet was because had an electric mower. It doesn't snow here, so there really isn't much else but rain to stop someone mowing their lawn.
I've been rained on while already mowing (gas mower), and went ahead and finished the last bit. But I'd rather the grass be dry-ish when mowing, because it bogs the engine down when the grass is too wet. I use a push mower though, and wet grass definitely makes the job a bit harder — probably not great for wear-and-tear on the engine as well
If it's completely filled up and you are least empty the carb and spray some carb cleaner in it you don't have much to worry about
I run premium in all my small engines. I have never once had a problem starting them in the spring.
And his bamboo cutting boards, too.
And his throw pillows, too.
They need extra cleaning after what he does with them.
They're in the splash zone.
I've never done this because my cutting board is wood and my dishwasher too small to fit it, but are you not supposed to dishwash bamboo? Never heard of this
Yeah. These are made out of slats of wood or bamboo laminated together, and the prolonged exposure to super hot water in the dishwasher will dissolve glue in the joints and your cutting board will fall apart.
JD Vance doesn't wipe his ass if there are only a few pieces of toilet paper left so he doesn't have to change the roll.
JD Vance doesn't wipe his ass.
He doesn't salt his pasta water either
He likes it .......sticky.
Yeah. When he’s not putting his dick in the couch.
Only poor people need to empty the lawnmover of gas. Rich people use Aspen fuel (alkylate) and don't need to.
He probably runs leaded avgas just because
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