Pressure Washer Rental

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Given the ICE efforts over the past year i think the sunbelt has experienced a loss of rental sales. I have a pressure washer re-conditioning business in FL. and my sales to latinos is off by 30%.

I’m 40 and have been thinking a lot about retirement, saving, and whether I’m overdoing it at the expense of enjoying my life now. For context, I’m a teacher and have worked in the same school district for 18 years. I currently make about $165k a year. If I stay until 55, my pension should be about 60% of my final average salary, which would likely be over $100k a yearin retirement. Financially, I think I’m doing well, but I still feel constant pressure to save more. I have close to $1 million invested across Schwab accounts, including taxable brokerage and IRA accounts. I also have a 403(b) through work with about $26k in it, and I’m contributing about $1,027 every two weeks. I also own a small co-op apartment in Manhattan that I rent out, and the rent is higher than the monthly maintenance, so it produces some cash flow. I should clarify that I do not currently own a primary home. I live in Manhattan. The apartment I own is also in Manhattan, but I don’t see it as a realistic retirement home. It’s a walk-up with no elevator, no washer/dryer, and I don’t think it would be practical long-term as I get older. I’m also not sure buying a home right now is a good idea, especially with housing prices, interest rates, and so much changing. So even though I look financially secure on paper, I still feel uncertain because I don’t know what my long-term housing situation will be. I’m not trying to retire tomorrow, and I’m not trying to be reckless. I just keep asking myself: at what point is enough actually enough? What I’m really wondering is whether I should stop or reduce my 403(b) contributions. Right now I’m putting in about $1,027 every two weeks, which is roughly $2,000+ a month. Do I really need to keep putting that much into retirement, given my projected pension, existing investments, and rental property? Or would it be reasonable to use that extra money to enjoy my life now? I like traveling, going out, taking care of myself, and having experiences while I’m still young enough to enjoy them. I don’t want to wake up at 55 or 60 with a great pension and strong investment accounts but feel like I missed out on my 40s because I was always saving for “later.” At the same time, I do value security. I know health care costs can be unpredictable, housing is a big unknown, and I don’t want to put myself in a bad position later. But with a projected pension of over $100k, nearly $1 million invested already, ongoing income, and a rental property, I’m starting to wonder whether I’m already on track enough to loosen up. For people who are strong savers or financially disciplined: How did you decide when you were “on track enough” to stop aggressively saving and start enjoying more of your money now? Did you reduce retirement contributions at some point? Do you regret saving too much, or do you regret not spending more while you were younger? I feel caught between wanting future security and wanting to actually enjoy the life I’m working so hard for. I’d really appreciate any perspective. submitted by /u/Guilty_Amount_9662 to r/Retirement401k [link] [comments]

Reverts a Card or Joker of your choice back to 'default' form, with a chance to potentially 'splash' adjacent Cards/Jokers and clean them of any modifiers as well. (Because Spectral cards always come with a risk/drawback, after all.) Useful for i.e. getting of Rental or Temporary seals on Jokers you want to keep, Eternals from Jokers you've changed your mind about and want to ditch, wiping Editions that aren't as helpful to your current run as another one could be, etc. etc. If it removed a Negative from a Joker and thus put you at more Jokers than you have room for, I'm not sure exactly what would make more sense - for the 'excess' Joker to be Debuffed until you sell back down to your limit, or for it to just keep working and taking up a non-existent space as a treat. I'm not a game designer, just a bored dude with a tablet and some odd ideas lol submitted by /u/Rogahar to r/balatro [link] [comments]

Searching for rental property maintenance tips fpr property managers and landlords? You’ve come to the right place! Appliances are often the “silent budget killers.” Among these, washers and dryers are notorious for high-frequency use and, unfortunately, high-frequency abuse. When a tenant’s laundry routine comes to a screeching halt, it isn’t just a maintenance headache; it’s a significant blow to tenant satisfaction. Maintaining these workhorses doesn’t require a degree in mechanical engineering. By implementing a few proactive strategies, you can extend the lifespan of your units, reduce emergency repair calls, and keep your overhead predictable. Here is how to keep your rental’s laundry suite running smoothly. Rental Property Maintenance Tips The single most common cause of premature appliance death is overloading. Tenants often try to save time by stuffing a week’s worth of heavy denim and bedding into a single load. This puts immense strain on the washer’s motor, shocks, and drive belt. In dryers, an overstuffed drum prevents hot air from circulating, forcing the heating element to work twice as long to achieve the same result. The Fix: Include a “Quick Start Guide” laminated and posted near the machines. Visually demonstrate that a drum should never be more than three-quarters full. Remind tenants that “Heavy Duty” refers to the soil level, not the weight of the laundry. High-Efficiency (HE) Soap Education If your rentals feature modern HE washers, using traditional “high-suds” detergent is a recipe for disaster. Excess suds can leak into the electronics, cause “Oversuds” error codes that lock the machine, and lead to a buildup of biofilm. This biofilm eventually turns into a persistent, musty odor that is nearly impossible to remove. The Fix is also one of our most important rental property maintenance tips, you should provide a small “welcome kit” for new tenants that includes a box of HE pods or a bottle of HE liquid. Explicitly state in the lease or move-in packet that only HE detergents are permitted to protect the machine’s internal sensors. The Lint Trap and Beyond Every tenant knows they should clean the lint screen, but few realize that fine particles still bypass the screen and settle in the internal ducting. Over time, this buildup restricts airflow, causing the dryer to overheat and, in the worst-case scenario, posing a significant fire risk. The Fix: * Tenant Task: Require lint screen cleaning after every load. Manager Task: Schedule a professional dryer vent cleaning once a year. This is a tax-deductible maintenance expense that significantly lowers your liability and ensures the machine runs efficiently. Leveling and Vibration Control A washer that “walks” across the floor during a spin cycle isn’t just loud; it’s destroying itself. When a machine isn’t level, the internal tub hits the side housing, wearing out the suspension springs and bearings. The Fix: During your quarterly or bi-annual inspections, give the machines a “shake test.” If they rock, use a wrench to adjust the leveling legs. For units on upper floors, consider installing rubber anti-vibration pads under the feet to dampen the impact on the floor and the machine. Inspecting the Life-Lines: Hoses and Cords Rubber washing machine hoses have a limited lifespan—about 5 years. A burst hose can cause thousands of dollars in water damage in minutes. Similarly, frayed dryer cords or loose vent clamps can lead to electrical shorts or carbon monoxide issues (in gas units). The Fix: Replace standard rubber hoses with braided stainless steel hoses. They are significantly more resistant to pressure spikes and leaks. Check the connections during every turnover to ensure nothing has wiggled loose. Continue reading submitted by /u/Amazing-Put3156 to r/Propmanagementwisdom [link] [comments]

I rented a pressure washer from Home Depot last month to clean my driveway and deck and it was honestly life changing how much easier it made everything. The rental was 90 bucks for the day and now I'm looking at projects around the house that need pressure washing and realizing I'd be better off just buying one. I'm looking at electric models in the 200-400 range since I don't want to deal with gas maintenance. The thing is rental units are commercial grade beasts and the consumer electric ones seem way less powerful. I'm worried I'll buy something and be disappointed it can't handle tough stains or takes forever compared to what I rented. submitted by /u/Latreece-Thirukonda to r/Appliances [link] [comments]

So I didn't think I would be back with any sort of update until December, but here I am. First, I want to thank everyone for their comments, the ones who tell me I'm NTA for feeling this way, the ones who said this was fake AI bull (which got me laughing a bit), and for all the advice everyone's given me. Second, for the ones who DM'd me, I also want to say thank you for reaching out. I may not have answered, but I really appreciated reading the messages. After my last update, I tried looking for something to do on my days off of work. My first thought was the animal shelter nearby because it's not even a five minute drive from my house. Turns out it's closed on my days off. I looked around for neighboring counties and those were even less helpful. A lot of them required I attend some sort of orientation, but there's no set day of the week for the orientations. I know it would be good for my mental health in the long run, but in the short term taking a day off from work, potentially, to attend the orientation and making my paycheck smaller isn't helpful. So I decided to try dating. I wasn't going into this looking for anything serious, I was wanting to try some casual dates to just get out of the house and meet people. That's not what happened. I made a profile on a dating app and kinda just left it alone. One of the pictures I had put on there was of my cat. He's an orange cat presenting as a tuxedo cat. No brain cell whatsoever. I got a message and this woman was talking about how cute my cat was and how he matched one of hers. We talked about our cats for a while, then things got flirty and I asked her out on a date. I feel like it went well, since she stuck around anyway. We found out that there are so many similarities between what we like and our senses of humor that my friends think I found a female version of myself, which I think is funny because when she meets them that means they're screwed. After almost a month of us talking and going on the occasional date, I told her I had some things to tell her and then something to ask her. I was up front with everything that happened last year and this year, showing her the paperwork that I had to show that I was innocent in all of this. After telling her all of this, I asked if she still wanted to stick around or if she wanted to walk away and not get dragged into any drama that she could get put through just because of us having a relationship. She hugged me, cried for me (which got me to start crying), and told me that she was sorry I had to go through something like that. Once the two of us stopped trying to flood my house from crying (more myself than her), I asked her if she wanted to make things official between us and she said yes. I was honestly so scared to tell her about what happened with my kids and ex. I was dead certain that once I told any prospective girlfriend this, they would walk away so that their own lives wouldn't get ruined. But she stayed, and I'm so incredibly grateful for that. We agreed to take it slow so that we don't rush into anything too quickly. I can't remember which of my posts it was on, and to be honest there's too many comments on them all to be able to find them, but a redditor said that, essentially, they hope I find someone and can actually be happy after all of this drama with my exwife and kids. I want to thank them for saying that, because between them speaking it into existence and my cat being... well, him, it seems to have worked. I'm not back up to 100% though. I'm still scared that something else will happen that will somehow mess my life up even more. I'm scared of the cops showing up at my house with new allegations even though I haven't done anything. I'm scared of running into my ex or the kids in public just by going grocery shopping and somehow getting arrested over it. Every time I drive home and a sheriff, state police, or city police vehicle comes down towards me or drives by the house I can feel my anxiety spike. I have cameras up that record my front door, back door, and where I park my car outside my house and cameras inside that cover my front door and my back door. I have other means of showing my location on my phone and where I've travelled, if I've travelled at all that day. I keep any receipts from shopping or even grabbing something to eat while in town just so I have timestamps of where I've been and when I was there. It's a mess, but I'm doing what I can. I'm looking forward to learning more about my girlfriend that my dingus of a cat helped me meet. I'm looking forward to being able to not live in fear of police. I'm looking forward to being able to LIVE and not just not die right now. Again, I want to thank everyone for their thoughts, advice, comments, everything. I'm still gathering paperwork and what evidence I can about all of this, and sadly I still don't have answers about why this has been happening. I don't know how my son got this supposed concussion. I don't know if my ex is coaching them. I don't know if someone is in their lives because of my ex that is causing all of this. I don't know if I'll get those answers, but right now I'm going to keep searching and fighting for myself until I either can't find anything else or I get answers. Edit: I saw a bunch of questions on this post and some on a BORU post of this whole excrement show and i want to try and explain some things better than I did before. I'll start with last year and do it in a month by month thing just to help myself make it make sense. August, 2024: Kids ran away, I got arrested and charged with child abandonment after they claimed I kicked them out. I have to move in with my mom and my stepdad. I spend that month panicking about my sleep walking habits, getting into therapy, talking to my physician about my medicines and if they influenced anything (I'm on meds for heartburn, anxiety, depression, high blood pressure and ADHD), worried about losing my job that I've only had for a year and ending up in prison, where I know with charges against children on me I would be very likely to get killed. My birthday is this month and I made no plans to celebrate it and told my family as much. September, 2024: I deal with my ex telling me she wants a divorce days before what was supposed to be our 13th wedding anniversary. On the day of our anniversary, I stop at the grocery store after work because I need deodorant when I get a message from my ex telling me "Thank you for everything you've done for me and the kids. I really appreciate all of the work you've put into us and for us. I know this probably isn't what you want to hear right now, but happy anniversary." This felt like a punch to the gut along with my heart being ripped out. A few days later on my day off of work, I get a call from the CPS worker in charge of the case and go in to her office to talk with her when she tells me about my daughter saying I was raping her and when they tried to ask for more details, she kept crying and couldn't answer before admitting she made it up. After that is when they talked to my son and he broke and said that the whole thing was made up. The judge dismisses everything and apologizes to me for having to go through this. October through December, 2024: I slowly start trying to build trust and a relationship with the kids again. I have a dash cam that records outside and inside the car for while I'm in the car with them. I'm not around the kids unless there's another adult with me. I spend the holidays with them and feel like things are working out all the better, slowly building trust with the kids and repairing the relationship. My daughter was being assessed for mental health issues after everything happened and the truth was revealed. I was still living with my parents so I did not get all of the details and reports straight from the doctors, which I realize now that I should have. January, 2025: I'm on my way to work after a small ice storm hit the area I lived in, which causes me to spin out and bounce of the rocky part of a large hill and injuring my left shoulder and totaling the car. My ex talks me into moving back into the apartment with her because I couldn't exactly take care of myself with only one arm in a sling and my stepdad and mom both still work so I couldn't rely on them either. I had plenty of PTO that my work let me use until the doctors said I could return and be on light duty until I was fully cleared. February, 2025: I'm back at work and on light duty doing desk work. We have our daughter's birthday party. My ex and I ended up having a long talk and agreed to try and work things out. My therapist provided us with a list of couples therapists in the area, both male and female and with a few of them being Christian based counseling so that we had our bases covered. I gave the list to my ex and told her to pick who she felt comfortable with and we could go from there. By this point the kids are also in therapy individually. This month is when I manage to get a new vehicle instead of renting one from Enterprise, along with getting my ex a car with our taxes. March, 2025: In my area we had some very bad rainstorms coming through which caused the dams and reservoirs to have damage from the water pressure building up and the state had to open them partially in order to not fail completely. This resulted in us having to evacuate because the area our apartment was in was next to a river and it was flooding. My ex's church friends, which she had been spending the nights at with the kids multiple times a week and ended up being a friend of mine from high school and his wife, offered there home so that we had a place to live until we could find a new place. During this time, he and my ex kept bugging me about just moving in permanently and putting our furniture and other items in a storage unit, that way the bills would be split and the cost would be cheaper for both of us. It went on for most of the month before I agreed just to get them to leave me alone. April, 2025: Things are hectic at my now ex friend's house considering there's two families living in the house with 4 adults, 5 children, two cats, and a dog. My ex and I get into a fight about our living situation, me being the only one trying to pack things up at the apartment, along with the lack of housework being done that I end up doing on my days off and it ends with me leaving the house and going back to the apartment. By this point the bed frame and mattress had been moved into the house and I had to get an air mattress to sleep on. This month is when she tells me that she wants a divorce again. May, 2025: We have our son's birthday party. I'm still living at the apartment and packing up and trying to find a new place to live. I'm having an insane amount of difficulty even getting answers to rental applications and I'm making plans on living in my car. Asking my boss if I can shower at work, preparing to ask the warden if I can sleep in the car at night in the parking lot, trying to find a place for my cat to live. My depression gets worse to the point I make a plan to kill myself from a drug overdose if I felt like that was my only option left. I end up telling my doctor about my plan and I end up getting control of my medicines taken away from me and given to my mother and she keeps a closer eye on me and checking on me every day. June, 2025: I end up finding a house to rent and live in. I pay the security deposit so that the landlord will hold onto the house for me until I can pay the first and last month rent and get utilities in my name by the end of the month. I explain to my ex that I can't make her car payment that month due to that but I will get it caught up as soon as I can because I was planning on working overtime 6 days a week since I had nothing when it comes to furniture, cookware, cutlery, anything except clothes and toiletries and an air mattress. I get served with the EPO after work 3 days after signing the paperwork and telling my ex this. July, 2025: I move into my house, start going to the hearings at the court house, and start trying to do what I can to keep myself busy. I can't go within 500 feet of my ex or the kids, I can't speak to them and they can't do the same to me. With the help of my grandparents I start getting furniture for the house. A dresser, a washer and dryer, an entertainment center for when I manage to get a tv. I have no fridge or stove, the house didn't come with any of that so I manage to get a fridge from a rent to own place, a toaster oven/air fryer and a hot plate to cook on. August, 2025: I make no plans to celebrate my birthday. I start looking for things to do on my days off of work that aren't chores or doctor visits. Animal shelter is closed to the public and that's when they have inmates from the local jail come in and work. Music lessons are too expensive and I'm tone deaf and can't read music sheets. I have no video game console or computer. All my friends are online and live out of state. Local events on Facebook are all during my work week. I decide to make a dating profile just because I was bored and it gave me something to do. This is when I meet who is now my girlfriend. We go on a couple of dates and hanging out once or twice a week, talking and texting every day and learning more about each other. The candy corn thing was just because my friends give me crap for liking it and I thought it was funny. I'll make a comment about all of the similarities later. So that's what my life has been like for the last two calendar years and one physical year. I figure this answers most if not all of ya'll's questions. I'm still not sure of my ex coaching the kids. I don't see my ex friend having an affair with my ex while living in the same house as his wife. I can't contact the kids to do anything. I'm trying to gather paperwork and evidence. I just want to be happy for once because this past year has been anything but. submitted by /u/Returningdarkness to r/AITAH [link] [comments]

Gas is full. Oil is at level. Water flowing. This is a rental submitted by /u/larrys_hardware to r/pressurewashing [link] [comments]