I keep thinking, I need to make a post! And then I don't have anything worth posting about because it's all moving too quickly, so I don't. But I do read my flist every day, still. :)
*weeps* We had another snowstorm the day before yesterday. I have a couple of sad little daffodils at the side of the house. Everything is budding, but the temperatures are still erratic and nothing wants to risk an actual bloom. Tomorrow it's supposed to get up to close to 20ºC/68ºF, so maybe we will start to have some green.
My water is rock-solid! I'm on municipal water but somehow it's just full of iron. So everything gets this crust on it and my faucets leak and it's awful. I can't wait for soft water. :)
And AW, MAN! That stinks. I sure hope your warm weather tomorrow gets everyone jumpstarted.
Water softening is definitely required then, not to mention a decent filter for the tap. Iron is noxious. I heard somewhere recently that, over the long term, it causes the arteries to thin, which is pretty scary as side-effects go.
We get the crust effect, too, but because of too much lime, not iron. Still, it's a pain when it builds up in the faucets and kettles. And nothing, but nothing, will scrub it off a shower curtain. Not even vinegar, which usually dissolves everything like that.
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Date: 2013-05-01 03:02 pm (UTC)Is the water really hard in Indiana?
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Date: 2013-05-01 03:06 pm (UTC)And AW, MAN! That stinks. I sure hope your warm weather tomorrow gets everyone jumpstarted.
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Date: 2013-05-01 03:17 pm (UTC)We get the crust effect, too, but because of too much lime, not iron. Still, it's a pain when it builds up in the faucets and kettles. And nothing, but nothing, will scrub it off a shower curtain. Not even vinegar, which usually dissolves everything like that.