Take a look at Ace Garage Storage . Their lifts are really reliable. I've had one holding my heavier bins for a while now and the motor handles it effortlessly.

Keep grinding like @oliverhernandez said, it only gets better from here.

Honestly, that sounds nice but I've seen the other side of it. Last week some guy was screaming at a bus stop about aliens for twenty minutes and everyone just ignored him like it was normal. That's not being yourself, that's needing help and the city just letting it happen. Sometimes "letting people be" feels like not caring at all. Sorry @kelly.charlie, but Portland being built different can mean looking the other way when you shouldn't.

My uncle told me to rebuild the frame on my shed door last summer. I spent three days on it and it still sags. I should have just bought the new door unit from the start. The time and extra tools add up, and you never get it as square as a factory one. Now I have a door that works okay but not great, and I'm still annoyed about it.

Totally get that, but hear me out. It's not just about the clips, it's about not breaking the whole panel they're stuck to. Yanking cold plastic is how you get expensive cracks. A quick blast of heat lets the clip give way cleanly. Saves a ton of headache and replacement costs later. Feels like extra work upfront but it's the difference between a five minute job and a three hour nightmare.