All the storm prep is done...

[peteyboyny]

Good luck everyone. Be safe and lets hope for the best!

 

[jackson6745]

I bought a retarded amount of UPS battery backups from staples. You think they're gonna give me a problem returning some of them?

 

[JonnyJ]

Rich, I bought two myself. I spoke with them in store and called as well. I spoke with a guy and got confirmation that they fall under there electronics return policy and can be returned for any reason within 14 days opened/used or not with a receipt lol.

 

[jackson6745]

Rich, I bought two myself. I spoke with them in store and called as well. I spoke with a guy and got confirmation that they fall under there electronics return policy and can be returned for any reason within 14 days opened/used or not with a receipt lol.

Sweet!:party:

 

[JonnyJ]

If they give you a problem I have the corporate guys name, employee number , and a case number he created incase any problem arrises. Lol

 

[ChrisB]

I tried to get generator but no one had any left, I wound up getting a battery operated air pump. Ill have to manually take water from sump and to MDT.

 

[JimmyR1rider]

I tried to get generator but no one had any left, I wound up getting a battery operated air pump. Ill have to manually take water from sump and to MDT.

Just take a clean bucket, drill a bunch of small holes in the bottom, suspend it above the tank and keep refilling it. The water dripping out of all the holes and breaking the surface of the water will give you some surface agitation/oxygenation. It's nowhere near a perfect scenario but it'll help you a bit.

 

[masterswimmer]

Just take a clean bucket, drill a bunch of small holes in the bottom, suspend it above the tank and keep refilling it. The water dripping out of all the holes and breaking the surface of the water will give you some surface agitation/oxygenation. It's nowhere near a perfect scenario but it'll help you a bit.

Well look at you, getting all DIY on us! I'm impressed Mr. Jimmy :hug:

R

 

[JimmyR1rider]

Well look at you, getting all DIY on us! I'm impressed Mr. Jimmy :hug:

R

It took me 4 hours to think of that!!!! LOL j/k?.Thank you sir

 

[ChrisB]

Just take a clean bucket, drill a bunch of small holes in the bottom, suspend it above the tank and keep refilling it. The water dripping out of all the holes and breaking the surface of the water will give you some surface agitation/oxygenation. It's nowhere near a perfect scenario but it'll help you a bit.

Cool ty so much , definetly going to invest in a small gen, to power pump and lights.