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  1. According to a quick reading of the Peoria site, not reading the law directly itself, it's for "high risk" irrigation and fire systems. I assume you know fire systems are full of horrible shit since they (hopefully) never flow. High risk irrigation is certain chemicals and shit.
  2. Oh and it's also illegal for me to replace it myself. And I'm required to have an annual test of the valve, that's what these are for. I don't understand why your house has one.
  3. We are responsible for them. This is far from the meter. It's also only on the irrigation which can suck up dirt, not the whole house. Joe, as Oscar said, something has to rotate first, without a union fitting. Unions cost $4 though so obviously they didn't install that when building the house. Part of my question was to confirm that I'm not missing anything and there's no union in any of this. Edit to add: Might also feed the fire sprinklers, will have to look. Since they are basically full of toxic sludge now.
  4. Dude, really, another HR event? https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4011838 https://www.printables.com/model/129501-double-hex-bit-holder-for-dewalt-drill-and-driver You may need to resize this based on exactly how your printer sizes things, and the material you use. Some PLA has shrinkage. Some printers are not totally accurate. My K1C printed these slightly loose, the K2 Plus is dead on. But PLA shrank, and ABS was true to size (and also, it is the best to use since its flexible and PLA is hard and brittle).
  5. This needs to be cut out, not unscrewed right? I don't see anything that appears to be a union. Seems like either I need to cut somewhere on the body or valves, or cut the copper pipe feeding it and sweat on a new fitting. Cutting the thing I'm replacing is non-sacrificial, but also, much harder than cutting the tubes. I figure if I could hold it all steady and use a metal blade in either a jigsaw or small sawzall type tool, it should be safe?
  6. Easy to download, and I have it saved, but you don't have a printer, right? I can mail you some. There's a screw hole in all the Dewalt tools to attach their holders, which suck.
  7. He hasn't talked about it again, so guessing not?
  8. I say this with the intention of you not hurting yourself, but you are very confused and lacking in understanding of what you are doing. You need to learn more to be safe. Self medication is not a low-info game. Syringes are not marked in IU. They are units. With an insulin syringe you have either 100 units which is 1ml, or 30u which is 0.3 m. There is no fucking way you were taking 1u, and also, forget the units. That's only relative to the mix ratio. Speak in mg of dosage. How many mg of whatever it was did you take? And do you want to jump into the group or no? Need to finalize soon.
  9. Holy shit, wait, stop. Did you order the Retatrutide and Cagrilintide blend from that site you posted? That is a bad idea on many levels. If so, I can tell you why if you care, but that is sketchy at best. This? It should not exist.
  10. Moving all the peptide questions here... I've never once run into anyone talking about peptides in IU (international units, a measure of bio-efficacy). That's bizarre. It's fairly impossible to actually describe it that way, so your source is sketchy as fuck and should not be believed on anything. Or is it possible you're talking about units on the syringe? But 1u is impossible to do. Or are you talking 100u meaning a whole syringe...? Peptides are measured in milligrams and reconstituted with bacteriostatic water at a ratio that works for the intended dosage. Here's one of my many videos on how to do that: As to where to buy... I haven't done a Retatrutide order in a long time, I'm stocked up. That came from a private buying group where we collectively order hundreds of vials from China, randomly send three for testing, and if good, roll with it. You don't have access to this and I can't invite others into it, they are super secretive. If they have stock I could order for you. I also do group buys direct from China myself, for friends, but only if they are trusted sources with testing. If it's not clear, I've been deeply involved with peptides for years, and even spoken at a conference, so I have a lot of connections. Nearly everyone other than me is secretive about shit and private. Most sources don't have a site, I talk to them on Discord, Whatsapp, Telegram, etc and pay with Bitcoin. So anyway, if you want some reta from one of my top sources, with a CoA, the current cost is about $170 for a 10 vial pack of 12mg per vial, once you figure shipping and cost of the Bitcoin transaction. Since I'm already doing a group buy, they'll ship express. Not $135 for one vial. Jesus, I'm in the wrong business. Anyway all these sites order from where I order, and just mark it up. My current group buy is going to be KLOW, Tirzepatide, Tesamorelin, and a few others. Let me know what you want. Edit to add: Normally everything is orders of ten. But I can do that split of KLOW that you want, and if you want to have some of the existing reta vials I have, I'm up for that, I have a shitload and use very little.
  11. Let's move the peptide discussion to that thread. I'll answer it all there shortly.
  12. Holy fuck that's expensive. And sketchy. What did you buy from them? 50mg GHK-Cu, 10mg each of BPC-157, TB-500/TB4, and 10MG KPV mostly daily. I covered that in the KLOW thread too. Some people choose to do 50 shots and stop, some do it forever.
  13. 1 iu of....what???
  14. Which products? The MB just comes from Amazon. Peptides come from many sources, some of which you can't order from, some you can.
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