Phantom codes from my OBD2 reader are a real headache.

They lead me on wild goose chases. It's frustrating when the fix is something simple.

Warning: Seeing a dumpster full of fresh drywall offcuts got me thinking about our trash

I was walking my dog last evening and passed a house getting fully sheeted, with a huge dumpster just packed with clean drywall pieces. It looked like enough to do a small room, all going to the landfill. That stuff is mostly gypsum, right? Which isn't toxic, but it doesn't break down fast and takes up so much space. I know from my store that some guys will save the bigger scraps for patch jobs later, but this was all cut to fit and tossed. It seems like such a waste of material and money. Do any of you have systems for reusing offcuts or know about recycling spots for this stuff? I'd love to hear if being greener on site is even possible with tight schedules.

My son's simple trick for keeping soot off the carpet