Personal Injury & Product Liability - Questions & Answers

Generally, the size of your golf grip should be based on the size of your hands. Here is the size chart for golf grips:

• Undersize: less than 7 inches
• Standard: 7 to 8.25 inches
• Midsize: 8.25 to 9.5 inches
• Oversize or Jumbo: 9.5 inches or more

A grip that is too small can cause your hands to overwork, while a grip that is too large can limit the mobility of the wrist and result in a lack of control during your swing. It's always recommended to try different grip sizes and find the one that feels most comfortable and suits your needs.

It is common for grout to crack and come loose over time, especially if it was not installed properly or if the subfloor is not stable. You may need to replace the grout altogether. Here are the steps to do so:

1. Remove the old grout: Use a grout saw or oscillating tool to carefully remove the old grout. Make sure not to damage any of the tiles in the process.
2. Clean the area: Use a vacuum or dry brush to remove any loose debris or dust from the area. Then, use a mixture of water and vinegar to clean the tiles and remove any remaining grout.
3. Prepare new grout mix: Read the manufacturer's instructions carefully and mix the new grout according to their specifications. Make sure to mix thoroughly.
4. Apply new grout: Start from one corner of the room and apply the new grout using a grout float. Make sure to fill in all the spaces between the tiles, and smooth out any excess.
5. Clean off excess grout: Use a damp sponge to wipe away any excess grout from the surface of the tiles. Rinse the sponge frequently to avoid spreading the grout around.
6. Let the grout dry: Wait at least 24 hours for the grout to dry completely before walking on the floor or cleaning the tiles.

Once the new grout is applied, it is recommended to seal the grout to help prevent future cracking and damage. Consult with your local hardware store or tile professional for the appropriate sealer for your situation.

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Otherwise, whisper. Apartments can hear everything.

Beware of pipe openings under bathroom sink and kitchen sink and vents. Sound goes through the apartment below. Beware of adjoining walls.

Turn the radio or tv up when you want to talk privately and sort of whisper.

If u know what times they go out of the house or when they are at work, save your conversations til then.

Sorry, but that is what happens in apartment and condo living.

Been There Myself.

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