I'm Ashamed 

Haxians! 😀

Your amazing

Do you have a promo or affiliate code or link we can use?

Thanks for the link and opportunity. Looks great

It's not working for me, lol. Good luck to you folks!

Awesome! 😃

You beat me to it!

Beat me to it too. Was going to suggest it be interchanged though with Haxstars 🙂

Haxman & SONS CO. 😂

& Haxtettes

I second all of this. When we bought our house we had the same jagged, bright, horrible rocks in a bunch of areas, and I've been slowly replacing it as possible with river rock which is so much nicer to even walk on, much less kneel on. And we're firm believers in salt and vinegar for weed control... it absolutely does the job on the weeds that pop up thru the rocks. Super cheap and a lot less environmentally questionable.

That's awesome! Thanks!

I’m so glad. Thank you

I'm not as old but same here, something about diy and family just goes hand in hand💯❤️🔥

I'm so glad, thank you.

Haze Grey. He’s not bad to look at either.

And any haters of the channel shall henceforth be referred to as “anti-haxers”.

@@LazyReptile23 🤣

Love yours! "The HaxPack", or "HaxPax"

Haxlanders

Thanks so much! We love the furniture!

That's a fantastic idea Ed! 😁

Haxters is way better than Haxians

OMG. Lol this thrills me.

People want the durability of heavy, expensive, overbuilt things, and the cost and weight of cheap and flimsy things, and they want all that to last forever without any maintenance. I think the problem is the people, not the material.

No no, I’ve been asking for metal and glass.

​@@timderks5960 That may be true for some people, but anyone that uses tools regularly and relies on them for their job would rather pay extra for the tool and not have it fail in middle of a job, which can be extremely expensive, especially if you have employees being paid to stand around while the products are replaced. The problem is, you can't find quality tools like they used to make. They no longer exist. Companies like Irwin are buying all these old companies up and then shipping the production over to china where the tools are now made like garbage. It's the same for furniture. Try to find a place that sells furniture made out of real wood, and not particle board? It's nearly impossible unless you go with custom made furniture. I finally bought my mom a $300 coffee pot because I couldn't stand the taste of the coffee pot she was using and it leaked all the time. This was the 4th coffee pot she has had in the last few years because they don't last. Some of them didn't work when they were brand new. When it comes to hand tools, I am buying a lot of old tools off of ebay because they have lasted for decades and will last for several more decades.

I love the idea of saving things from going to landfills (or even worse, going into and thus polluting nature) and instead choosing to make sustainable and sturdy patio/lawn furniture of quality with a long lifespan from recycled goods. Thank you for sharing your interest in Polywood, I'm happy they gifted you such great patio furniture. Now that I know of their sustainable ways, I have some patio furniture I'd be proud to own and know it didn't use any more resources and instead saved things from polluting nature.

Oh, and the way society has become so disposable. I prefer things we can repair at home like my Pop Pop always did, of course after he rinsed the aluminum foil and darned his socks. People had more gratitude and appreciation for things. It is more important to WANT WHAT YOU ALREADY HAVE, than to have more of what you want. People have grown this feeling of entitlement to have everything, the biggest house filled with stuff they don't appreciate and rarely use. I like Haxman's storage, all the scrap from previous projects or spare pieces he pulls out to build what he needs instead of going out and buying then throwing away. Respect to the handymen and handy women out there who appreciate what they have. Instead of trashing things that get thrown in a landfill and prefer to save it when you'll probably find a use for it. Reducing what resources nature gives us. Reusing what we can and choose to repair or rebuild and hold onto things that last longer instead of all the stuff that's been made so it goes to waste, making you buy buy buy more more more disposable junk. Good of such people like you. You're each a blessing and others should learn from the handy people, and hopefully younger ppl who still have parents and grandparents who can teach them gratitude and how to repair their flushy thingies in back of toilet instead of relying on calling a plumber or even worse throwing it away and buying more crap. Learn to fix the guts of your toilet tank, fix the ballcock. It's not that difficult! (Have you ever notice that plumbing sounds like all the parts were named by frisky teenage boys in the high school locker room?) Planned obsolescence, greedy corporations want money so they make things disposable so you will buy more of their disposable crap! The companies even make agreements that no one will make things much better so we have to rely on the disposable products The universe is watching... nature cannot survive under a pile of plastic and other garbage. I appreciate those of you who get it and do what you can with what you have, mostly those of you who reduce, reuse, recycle and upcycle

Great idea

See. If I preplanned that would have been perfect. 😂

Those mats are fine for the first year. Ours are 4 years old now and the weed battle was back on last year...worse than ever. They just grow on TOP and IN the mulch ...they don't need soil.

It could work

I like it

These are amazing. Kim backed over one in the car and all I had to do was pull two screws out, bend one piece back and put the screws back in. It was good as new. We’re going to get some more pieces.

Awesome! So glad to hear it.

Thank you for your kind words and support!

Great! 😁

Thank you, Kim!

😎 Thanks!

Thanks!

Yep, spray that area down with some briney water and the weeds will not be happy

😁

@@HAXMAN I kind of like Haxmantology.

Thanks! You too

Thanks!

Awesome! Thank you!

I dialed back my original plan for that joke in the interest of being able to walk afterwards. 😂

It would work like a dutch oven 👍

You just won the internet for the day! 🤣🤣🤣 I just learned so much

😂

Ryobi. It's not very good though. It only plays that one song over and over

That's great to hear. I have wanted to get some for years. No more chairs blown all over the yard.

Thank you, Jerry!