Man, why do CSV exports always mess up the date format? I've had to fix that exact thing before... ended up writing a tiny script just to clean it up. Next time, try exporting as JSON first if you can, it usually keeps the structure better. That one-line fix is always out there, but finding it feels impossible sometimes.

Honestly, I used to just trust the official battery ratings. But last year I tracked my own actual use for a week, writing down when I charged and what I did. It was a huge wake-up call. My daily mix of apps and weak signal drained it way faster than any lab test. Now I only trust data from people who test like they actually live with the phone.

Check the baseboards in every room, especially where they meet the floor. If they're pulling away, that's a bad sign. Look for hairline cracks in the corners of door frames too. The floating spot is rarely alone. My old place had that, and we later found a slow leak inside the wall that ruined the subfloor. Get a good inspector to check for moisture.

Rope doesn't retire, it just quits.

Man, that solvent tank story is a horror show. Your brush and rag method is basically what I do, but I'm curious about the grit. Are you cleaning off the same type of sanding dust every time, or does it change? Like, cleaning drywall dust out of a block feels totally different than cleaning up after wet-sanding some primer, you know?