Recent comments in /f/Washington
hashistight t1_j8s3u8h wrote
Reply to Just released a WSDOT traffic camera iOS app that lets you view your entire route rather than clicking one at a time. Looking for feedback. Thanks! by skifever
Dude sick! I wish I had this last weekend!
jefery_with_one_f t1_j8s3fdy wrote
Reply to Morning light at Escure Ranch by onlineprofile
Great picture. r/EasternWa would enjoy
Head-Ad-996 t1_j8s3ae2 wrote
Reply to Owners of large or dirty dogs: what hacks, products, or tips to you use to help keep your home clean? by sneakybee-
I have 4 dogs. I vacuum daily, wash their bedding 2-3 weekly, they gets baths 1x monthly. Never ending cycle. But they are loved🥰
Salmundo t1_j8s2uin wrote
Reply to places to visit close to portland by shamarsta
Sherrard Point on the Oregon side has astonishing views, it’s a shortish hike from Larch Mountain. Though the road up there might be snow closed.
The Stonehenge replica is kinda unusual.
13bagsofcheese t1_j8s1uk3 wrote
Reply to Owners of large or dirty dogs: what hacks, products, or tips to you use to help keep your home clean? by sneakybee-
I use my tears to clean
inderpwetrust t1_j8s1pgq wrote
Reply to Morning light at Escure Ranch by onlineprofile
My mom's side of the family live/lived in Eastern Wa. Though I grew up in the Seattle area and prefer the green, it was always relaxing over there, especially sundown. All you could hear were bugs getting annihilated by the zapper and frogs chirping in the irrigation ditches.
Winter-eyed t1_j8s1cbm wrote
It’s pollen and dust and then moss can grow from that. Maguire’s car soap works fine on it. My ex once bought an old ford focus that had been sitting under a tree for years to restore. It was covered in moss and we genuinely thought the car was green in color. Washed it and it was red. Welcome to the PNW
whidbeysounder t1_j8s0f1f wrote
Reply to Morning light at Escure Ranch by onlineprofile
Looks beautiful and nice to be there before the rattlers take over.
CheckmateApostates t1_j8rytpt wrote
Reply to comment by ProblemChild888 in Morning light at Escure Ranch by onlineprofile
Center of eastern Washington on BLM land a little ways south of I-90 at Sprague
skifever OP t1_j8ryiwq wrote
Reply to Just released a WSDOT traffic camera iOS app that lets you view your entire route rather than clicking one at a time. Looking for feedback. Thanks! by skifever
App Store Link:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/wsdot-traffic-cameras/id1668500601
FYI I’m a solo developer and the app is free, has no ads, and does not collect any data.
If the app receives enough positive feedback, I have a friend that may make the Android version.
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Reply to comment by ProblemChild888 in Morning light at Escure Ranch by onlineprofile
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westmaxia OP t1_j8rvn6a wrote
Reply to comment by Stabbymcappleton in Is Lakewood fairly safer than Tacoma? by westmaxia
So I might as well forget about moving anywhere in Pierce County?
RedRedBettie t1_j8rvk6y wrote
Reply to comment by katcomesback in Is Lakewood fairly safer than Tacoma? by westmaxia
I agree, Steilacoom is much nicer. My mom lives there, close to the Lakewood border. It's a nice area
CottonHdedNinnyMgns t1_j8ru3jb wrote
Reply to Owners of large or dirty dogs: what hacks, products, or tips to you use to help keep your home clean? by sneakybee-
Towels by the door to dry their paws after every time they go outside. Also frequent vacuuming and mopping. Also we’re losing this war.
Apple_Cup t1_j8rtuyo wrote
AWD with snow tires is plenty safe don't worry. I go there every week with the same setup, there's a dedicated plow crew at the base of the highway before it climbs, this highway is well-kept even in the winter.
Get to the parking lot by 8:30, you can't buy tickets ahead of time but I've never seen them sell out.
ProblemChild888 t1_j8rsmx8 wrote
Reply to Morning light at Escure Ranch by onlineprofile
Beautiful! What part of Washington? I assume north eastern part
Nixx_Mazda t1_j8rs1nx wrote
Rural? No.
I think there might be houses like you want, though. Some of those big, old estates.
Maybe around Broadmoor or Laurelhurst? Some fancy places around there.
Fluffysnowkitty t1_j8rn6du wrote
Reply to Owners of large or dirty dogs: what hacks, products, or tips to you use to help keep your home clean? by sneakybee-
We have an indoor and outdoor XL rubber doormat, and when it's wet I also have a towel on the floor where my pups sit and I do a "paw check" to clean off any dirt.
We do not have carpet so that's been a lifesaver. Roomba runs once a day and I have one of those spray mops that I spot clean with throughout the week, and do a full house mop once a week. Pups also get paws rinsed off once a week and a full bath once a month. We only have one rug in the living room and that gets steam cleaned about once a month as well.
Even after all that our floor is clean for about 30 minutes and then it's game over. Best of luck to you!
Wellcraft19 t1_j8reirv wrote
Reply to Owners of large or dirty dogs: what hacks, products, or tips to you use to help keep your home clean? by sneakybee-
Start with the right dog, a dog with fur that sheds dirt (but that also will shed instead). Never given mine a bath. Ever, as not needed.
Have a dedicated routine when coming in from the outside. Always go to same spot, sit down, wait, wipe paws, legs, belly, etc. Do this not only when wet and dirty, but ‘as needed’ until routine is in place.
For backyard access, dog always in via basement door, and there’s a long runner of scrap carpet that captures the initial stuff. Then a sit by that (same) dedicated spot for wiping off before proceeding upstairs.
For shed fur; only thing that truly works reliably is a central vacuum. I have a Roomba, but it fills up in less than 30 minutes and emptying - and cleaning it - takes longer than just to vacuum with the central. It’s still a fun gadget though
jnan77 t1_j8rabe2 wrote
You are required to have chains in your vehicle by WSDOT, but you will not need to put them on. The highway is well maintained even during storms. This is a holiday 3 day weekend, so it may be busier than normal. Getting there before 8:30 is recommended to park and get tickets before the lifts start spinning.
MyHappyAcnt t1_j8r84et wrote
Reply to Owners of large or dirty dogs: what hacks, products, or tips to you use to help keep your home clean? by sneakybee-
Buy the best furnace filter, and possibly a few other purifiers or even box fans and felt for the worst parts of the house. Highest R value you can afford.
We have 5 dogs! 130lb, 75lb, 55lb, 50lb, and 5lb (we're a combined household lol) the two big ones shed like mofos, ones a huskey!
Between two roombas and the air purifiers that house is under control with the need for human sweeping/vaccuming 2x a week, just dont look under the couch lol. We live in seattle with a big backyard.
It is crazy how much dust and hair a simple fan will catch, if it weren't for the air purifiers I don't think any of our PCs would work due to said dust and hair. That and keep their paws properly groomed, our doodles paws get caked in mud when his hair is long.
Also plant agressive growers anywhere its muddy; grass or clover are common. Also put down blankets or a bed where the dog chills that can be washed weekly.
IndyWaWa t1_j8qx2mh wrote
dankturtle t1_j8qwosz wrote
Reply to comment by Slushytradwife in Owners of large or dirty dogs: what hacks, products, or tips to you use to help keep your home clean? by sneakybee-
This should be much higher. My wife started making me do this with my dog. We hated it at first, but now he expects it and our house is very clean. Check their belly too if they have a long coat.
RogueComment t1_j8qvx96 wrote
Use google street view ?
stupid_sane t1_j8s42xg wrote
Reply to Just released a WSDOT traffic camera iOS app that lets you view your entire route rather than clicking one at a time. Looking for feedback. Thanks! by skifever
This is awesome. Thanks OP.