r/safety

I rent a storage space in a big self-storage building of a chain with many such buildings, and this is in the floor near the front. It wouldn’t let me put “crack” in the title but that’s what it is. It definitely used to be thinner, at this point some parts seem unsettlingly wide. Is it just some weird interesting quirk (I know literally nothing about engineering, physics etc)or could this lead to everything somehow collapsing at some point and I should get my stuff out of there. It’s about six floors and my space is on the second. Thank you!

I struggle with unintentional elopement in times when I am over excited or somewhere where I’m having fun, my partner and I are going to be visiting the Smithsonian and I’m nervous of getting lost in a crowd. Usually I just hold his arm but I fear I will see something exciting and run off. I would appreciate it greatly if anyone could direct me to anything like this in adult sizes. Thank you very much!

Just a quick question to all the kitchen appliance repair man, this is a Frigidaire glass stove top. As you can see the crack is only on one coil. Is it still safe to use the other ones? I would rather not have to buy a whole brand new stove. I looked for the actual piece on the website with the model number and it’s out of stock and no one sells just the piece.

Hello, I am a grade 9 student from Central Peel Secondary School, Ontario, Canada. I am organizing a fundraising campaign for the Canadian Cancer Society to assist and support all Canadians and families suffering from cancer. On a daily basis, many people in Canada are facing severe pain and distress due to their treatments while dealing with such a horrible condition. As far as the purpose behind this fundraising campaign goes, I think that no person should ever be alone when battling cancer. All the donations collected during this campaign will be used for cancer research, providing treatment options, transport facilities, family assistance, and other important information and resources required by those suffering from cancer at the worst point of their lives. Regardless of how little your donation might be ($5, $20, etc.), it will always make a positive impact. Even if you aren’t able to donate, kindly share this fundraiser among your family members and friends to raise more awareness. Thank you for your time and generous donations.

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