Take a moment to think about why your post has been directed here.  
Your question needs someone to plan, research, and work through the issues.

I’m no longer able to rely on my past experience to answer this question. Also, it doesn’t seem like anyone else in this forum is interested in it.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Unfortunately, people on the forum aren’t really interested in personal details like your date of birth, home layout, or any home remedies you use.
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Please avoid sharing personal details, like your date of birth or your home’s floor plan, when asking for advice on remedies, reviews, or altar placement.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Yes

Someone’s got to  
Prepare, study, and troubleshoot.

 

Just like a duck, it has to paddle so hard just to keep itself afloat!

 

Please try to show a little empathy too, if you can. 

 

 

USE SEARCH 

 

Our forum resources go all the way back to 1999. Please use the SEARCH function to find relevant historical resources on the same topic.

Alternatively, you can ask a professional for help for a fee.

Did you know that some of the words we use most often in English are I, me, and mine? It’s a little sad but true that each of us is mostly interested in our own. Lol

 

Someone has to

Next!

Understand? Got it?

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It’s me again, still paddling hard.

Sadly, many are left on their own.  
These posts have never seen the light of day: never approved and never published.

 

 

 

 

Forum users aren’t really interested in your home or where your altar is.

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Please post questions that are useful to everyone. Even those who do not intend to buy a unit, here.

As these questions looks into concepts, techniques or plain and simple common sense. Replies to such questions can thus be universally applied.

Case Study: Please understand that it is not possible to evaluate each and every stack in any development. 

Often something that is either interesting or unique or useful reinforcement may be commented in a site plan or layout plan...

 

 

Someone has to

Next!

Get it? Got it?

No? Nevermind, NEXT!