any recommendations for an effective drain cleaner? my zip drain cleaner isn't picking up anything this time around

One thing I hate about summer: mosquitos dammit :devil:

Draino?

someone jumped or fell from the sandman signature tonight. look for it in the news tmr

Pattullo Bridge will be closed all weekend. Fireworks tomorrow night. Hwy 1 might be a bit busy. Just an FYI.

Bridge closes 8 pm Friday and reopen at 3:00 am Monday. Three weekends this summer.

Put a bunch of baking soda in your sink then pour a cup of vinegar, once it stops bubbling rinse it down with water

Pour a 2L of coke in there, leave it overnight and rinse down with water in the morning.

Oh man, if you have clogged drain, this is the best thing for it. No chemicals. Just be prepared for some gross shit to come out, lol.

Zip-It - The easiest way to clean your drains

The above is just one kind. There are others on the market. Home Depot, Prncess Auto, Even Daiso. I have a few at home, because you are supposed to throw the thing away after one use. You can reuse it, but it's gross. It is so effective.

If you've used it and still have clogged drain you need to clear the pipes from access cover. Not sure what they call the thing. Or use those snakes.

Province lowers minimum Happy Hour pitcher price | News1130

BC has lowered the minimum happy hour price for pitchers of beer or cider. Standard 60oz pitcher now $12 instead of $15.

and on a drinking related note

$75 vomit fee approved for B.C. taxicabs $75 vomit fee approved for B.C. taxicabs

Yet still no change for pints... Way to half-ass things as usual.

What kind of drain? if it's a sink drop the trap and clean it.

Does anyone know how much the tram up to grouse (return) is? All I see are the prices for the packages on the site, but I'm sure you can pay just for the tram.

https://www.grousemountain.com/gener...on-membership#

"Alpine" column

I was hoping that wasn't the actual amount for just the tram. I don't care about the activities up there. Oh well, thanks for confirming.

That's pretty much the barebone ticket already. The so call 'activiies' like lumberjack shows, etc are opened to everyone in the public...even if you hiked up there.

Pour some bleach down the drain

New cams got chipped in the mail :QQ:

Do you guys think these are usable? If it was fragile enough to chip like that I'm kinda glad it did it now and not inside the motor.

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...ps010f2cab.jpg

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...ps5256acef.jpg

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...psd86e4373.jpg

If he's lucky enough, he might have one with a threaded nut at the bottom.

Anyone know a good dentist open on Sunday and who see patients last minute? Preferably in Richmond...

Can't say good..but if it's an emergency and need something asap..go to the one inside Richmond center (in front of Shoppers).

They took me in on a new years eve just to start a partial root canal, so I can go the next few days without smashing my head on a wall.

Not usable at all. I can't see how a chip that large isn't going to be passing over your roller/lifter (whatever your engine uses).

I used it and it worked like a charm. $5.50 at Canadian tire. Are they cheaper at other locations?

This may be a stupid question but..

Can an item bought in the US be exchanged in Canada?

Item in question is make up, bought the wrong one and just want to swap with the correct one.
Store in question is Wal-Mart.
The Canadian one will cost more, so will I have to pay the difference?

^It depends on the store.

Walmart may not, since they have very different items between the US and Canadian ones.

Some do though - I bought a shirt from FCUK in Chicago and had it refunded here in Vancouver.