COVID-19 Retail Openings and Closures
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irvinehomeowner
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Heard on the radio that LA is opening up too... Phase 3?
I think many local places are gearing up for dine-in starting June 1.
Maybe I'll head over to the Outlets at Orange (aka The Block) this weekend, it's outdoors... and I can use some Krispy Kremes.
I would go to the outlet in San Clemente but they seem to be anti-mask in South County.
I think many local places are gearing up for dine-in starting June 1.
Maybe I'll head over to the Outlets at Orange (aka The Block) this weekend, it's outdoors... and I can use some Krispy Kremes.
I would go to the outlet in San Clemente but they seem to be anti-mask in South County.
potsticker
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Krispy Kreme was insane the last time I went there. Drive-thru only or Mobile/Online order. Both lines were crazy. Waited 30 mins in line...might've been faster to do homemade donuts.
nosuchreality
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Had to head to Home Depot in Orange for a repair today. Parking lot at 2PM was more crowded than your typical Saturday. Katella looked like normal 2PM weekend traffic today too. Not bad for a Wednesday.
Another misinformation/propaganda post. People were going to Home Depot before. I went there like 10 times during the stay at home. They were always packaged. (Really long line to enter the store) Like entering a club!
I bet many stores and restaurants would like to have the crowd control/club line due to many people.
I bet many stores and restaurants would like to have the crowd control/club line due to many people.
momopi
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Home Depot and Lowes can get very crowded on weekends. It's better to go during weekdays. I recommend curbside pickup for Home Depot.
If you look at Home Depot, Lowes, and Miracle Gro stocks, they have all performed very well in the market. Many people are working on home projects. I personally spent over $500 on gardening and landscaping supplies over the past 2 months.
My previous gardener had used flammable mulch on yard areas right up against the house. I replaced the wood mulch with new weed block landscape sheets and stone. Granite chips are pricey, but if you use loose sand or very small pebbles the cats might use it as litter box.
If you look at Home Depot, Lowes, and Miracle Gro stocks, they have all performed very well in the market. Many people are working on home projects. I personally spent over $500 on gardening and landscaping supplies over the past 2 months.
My previous gardener had used flammable mulch on yard areas right up against the house. I replaced the wood mulch with new weed block landscape sheets and stone. Granite chips are pricey, but if you use loose sand or very small pebbles the cats might use it as litter box.
irvinebullhousing
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momopi said:
@momo what is the best methods in removing tree stump? I had my gardener cut down a large tree in our backyard. He did not remove the stump / root, so now wifey said I am the gardener, I searched YouTube and some videos showed pour flammable liquid of some sort let it soak and light it on fire
.I better ask someone on here
momopi
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Compressed-Village said:@momo what is the best methods in removing tree stump? I had my gardener cut down a large tree in our backyard. He did not remove the stump / root, so now wifey said I am the gardener, I searched YouTube and some videos showed pour flammable liquid of some sort let it soak and light it on fire
I better ask someone on here
There are many tree stump remover products. Most require you to drill holes and pour the stuff in. They accelerate tree root decomposition. You do not need to lite it on fire.
If the tree stump is low enough, some people will just bury it with dirt to accelerate decomposition. However this may cause issues later as bugs nest in them or cause uneven ground.
irvinehomeowner
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Yep. Like Costco, Target, and grocery stores, home improvement stores are essential and thus crowded.
Has anyone been to Micro Center? A buddy told me the waiting line to get in could take an hour on weekends.
And because we flattened the curve, there are healthy workers to man them.
Has anyone been to Micro Center? A buddy told me the waiting line to get in could take an hour on weekends.
And because we flattened the curve, there are healthy workers to man them.
momopi said:Compressed-Village said:@momo what is the best methods in removing tree stump? I had my gardener cut down a large tree in our backyard. He did not remove the stump / root, so now wifey said I am the gardener, I searched YouTube and some videos showed pour flammable liquid of some sort let it soak and light it on fire
I better ask someone on here
There are many tree stump remover products. Most require you to drill holes and pour the stuff in. They accelerate tree root decomposition. You do not need to lite it on fire.
If the tree stump is low enough, some people will just bury it with dirt to accelerate decomposition. However this may cause issues later as bugs nest in them or cause uneven ground.
Sometimes the inventory updated online at HD or it says check in store.
usctrojancpa
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best_potsticker_in_town said:
I went to The Donut Man in Glendora on the way back from Buttonwillow on Saturday. I kid you not, there are over 50 people waiting in line on Saturday at 4pm for a donut which is probably a 1+ hour wait. I told my gf, F that I'm not waiting over an hour for a donut so we took off.
usctrojancpa
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iacrenter said:
I ordered food for pick up a few times from their Tustin location and picked it up from their bakery location. I did like the Zov's off Culver, too bad.
Hugo Township
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USCTrojanCPA said:
My wife went a few weeks back, maybe 3 weeks ago? It was a weekday (she was also stopping by from a nearby job site) and she said the line was like 3 people.
