Silfeed

Yeah, that was about 5 minutes into just printing a brim.

I have washed it a couple times and was getting the same results. I’ll try again just in case.

I’ll definitely take a look at the pei sheets, that’s the first I’ve heard of it. Thanks for the suggestion!

I might also try changing how the print sits on the bed to make it print more like a diamond instead of a square shape, since it’s always one of the back corners that start the lifting. Not actually sure it that would help but who knows

Makes sense, I’ll try that out. Thanks!

I’ll need to figure out how to make the mouse ears that everyone suggests. I haven’t actually made my own models before and the brim is automatically made with the creality slicer. I tried cura as well but that was doing weird things with the print if I recall so I went back to the creality one. If I can’t figure it out on there, I’ll see if cura gives me more options for that. Thanks for the info

I use pla or pla+. I’ve played around with the temps but usually to a higher temp. I’ve seen some suggest a lower temp so I’ll give that a try and see if it helps

The picture is actually the brim of the print. It hadn’t actually gotten to the first layer yet. I’ll have to figure out how to do the mouse ears since that seems to be a common suggestion.

Your water provider most likely bills by the 1000’s of gallons. Do you get billed monthly or quarterly? If it’s quarterly I would say based on the little bit of information you provided, that should be about right. You may have just used more water last year when compared to this year which does happen. If it is monthly, you were using a lot of water last year, you may have had something leaking and had fixed the issue at some point. My normal suggestion when anyone asks about high usage, always check your toilets for possible leaks. You can get small dye kits to test, or if you have some cold/ room temp coffee, you can use it to do the same test.