Jadeteen Daily

12/25/2025

Thailand breaks Lord Vishnu's statue in Cambodia, fell down with bulldozer, India angry, We are Indian can't accept this .

12/20/2025

My 22years old son punched this hole in the because I asked him to take out the trash while he was gaming...@@@@,, Honestly, I feel like it's my fault for interrupting his ranked match? I apologized to him and promised to get it fixed tomorrow so he doesn't have to look at it. Parenting is about choosing your battles.. 😊 🙏.

12/20/2025

Hello all !, My daughter just bought first home and first time dealing with contractors such as painter/decorator. Is this normal Or a bad 😊 🙏.

12/20/2025

12/20/2025

How could I hide glue and putty?
I just finished staining the , but there is very noticeable parts where I think glue and patty didn’t take none of the stain, how could I hide it...??? 😊 🙏.

12/20/2025

I was sitting in my living room and all of the sudden I hear 3-4 huge bangs. It sounded like the house was falling down. I looked everywhere and didn’t see anything until I went in my bedroom and the bathroom door was shut. When I went to open it, the door handle moves like normal but I cannot open the door (it doesn’t budge at all). There’s no other way to get in because the tiny window attached is locked. I went outside to see if I could see what is jamming it but the blinds were closed. I’m thinking that the glass shower door fell off and somehow wedged the door shut. The hinges of the bathroom door are on the inside so I cannot go that route and I tried looking under the door but there’s less than a cm of space. Does anyone have ANY ideas on how I can get this darn door open without busting it down? I appreciate any help in advance..@@@
TL;DR door is jammed shut by an unknown object on the other side. I can wiggle the handle but when I try to open the door, it will not budge. Any ideas on how I can get in other than using an axe.,?
I attached a photo of the door, lol I don’t think it’ll be much help but you never know.@@@ Need your help 😊 🙏.

12/20/2025

My daughter is vacating the premises and the landlord intends to retain her $6425 deposit due to a crack in the wall. Is this a legitimate claim? The landlord asserts that the crack indicates foundation shifting....,,, caused by her heavy furniture. I have offered to accompany her to the property as I believe a reasonable person would acknowledge that settle and this crack is merely a minor imperfection. Could you provide guidance on this matter? I suggested that she fill the crack with white and smooth it over, but the landlord claims this constitutes fraud. I consider it routine maintenance. 😊 🙏.

10/29/2025