That orange crust is almost always chromated copper arsenate residue, tell them straight up their flue liner is compromised and needs a pro eval before another fire.

High wedges work best when the leaner is still holding bark on the back side, that tension does half the work for you. Block and tackle just fights the tree, but a slow tap reads what the wood is telling you. Sounds like your gut saved you a shed repair bill, that's the real equipment.

Spent a whole weekend chasing the same thing with my own reset, turns out `all: initial` on my normalize was nuking `initial-value` on registered properties too. I finally just wrapped those animations in a scoped container and set the properties right there instead of relying on the reset. It feels hacky but honestly, the scoped approach saved me way more time than digging through browser quirks again.

Ha! Yeah, I ran a saw backwards for a week. The sparks were a clue.

Ugh, that stings, but honestly it's the best wakeup call you could get.