What gets me is nobody talks about how their help can actually get them SUED. If they ignore warnings and cause an accident, their home insurance might not cover it. They're taking on a crazy amount of legal risk without even knowing. It's not just about getting hurt, it's about ruining your whole life over one branch.

Nice! I had to rebuild mine last year when the legs started buckling. Welded some angle iron along the frame and it made a huge difference. Also added a bigger foot pedal to the hydraulic pump so I'm not crawling under there to work it. The thing used to tilt like crazy, but now it's solid. Definitely worth the extra time to get it right.

Actually, protein itself doesn't dry hair out. The brittleness happens when there's way more protein than moisture, throwing the balance off. Getting that balance right is the tricky part for resistant hair.

Totally, I read that cleaning the wick with isopropyl alcohol first can help it work even better.