Pull String Light Switch
House built in the 1950s. Big closet/small room, the only lighting is a bulb with a pull string switch. I don't like stumbling over the paint cans to turn the...
House built in the 1950s. Big closet/small room, the only lighting is a bulb with a pull string switch. I don't like stumbling over the paint cans to turn the...
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answersI want to use my cottage during winter.(Halifax, Canada) How deep must the water line comming into the cottage be to avoide freezing(frost line).
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answersMy home has an attached garage which is level with the house (not submerged or garden level). The outside wall material is brick and the soffits are aluminum. Dur...
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answersI just installed four pieces of 1/2" wonderboard on top of my sheet vinyl (not cushioned) bathroom floor. I used Flexbond thinset. Try as I might, I could not get...
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answersHello, I hope someone can help me. We are in the process of building a vacation house in the Philippines where they use 220 volts on 50 hertz and I wanted to jus...
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answersi was hoping to install a Bosch Aquastar 125b tankless waterheater in my home, but the pamphlet says i need 150ft. of the 1 in. gasline that my home has . is this...
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answersHi! I was wondering if anyone had some great advice for how best to remove a vinyl or rubber baseboard. I tried pulling it away from the cabinetry with a pry ...
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answersMy house is about four years old. A powerwasher used on the siding has cut great holes in the paint on my carport ceiling and above my front porch. The paint is...
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answersI am looking to acquire an antique wrought iron fence and gate from my home (perhaps Victorian) .... Any suggestions?
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answersI have shrubbery in front of my house and every time I come home, bees are around them. I have small children and I'm afraid for them to go outside to get the mai...
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answersWe're in the process of remodeling and due to the small size of our joists we had to put in shallow housing for our recessed lighting. We wanted to use the large...
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answersWe will be laying hardwood in the kitchen. The current ceramic tile goes under the toestrip but just up to the bottom of the kitchen cabinets. Is it necessary t...
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answersI live in CT. I am putting a 2nd floor addition on my house and I am adding 1 Full and 1 half bath on the 2nd floor right above the current bathroom on the 1st f...
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answersHome built in the 1950's. Two Faucets, one in front, one in back. The front faucet has plenty of water pressure. The back faucet has just a drip. I want t...
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answersHey plumber Tom maybe you can answer this for me. I want to install a heater for my above ground pool. What depth is required by code for the trench to carry the ...
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answersI had to remove my bathroom sink, and both faucets are connected to their supply by bendable pipe/hose, that has a valve between the pipe, and the hose. When I...
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answersWe have a problem and I hope someone can help. We have a leak in an upstairs bathroom where a shower stall is. In removing the lower tiles so that we can replace ...
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answersI had one bathroom, we recently added a 2nd bathroom. The 2nd bathroom comes before the original one. I am not sure where to vent at. We have a terrible septic sm...
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answersWe are getting started with our modular in about a month and are wondering if there is anything we should consider adding or deleting in regard to outlets & o...
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answersWe are going to be building our home in about a month and we have some time in between due to wait for permits. We want to get all stainless steel appliances- fr...
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