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Also check out "The Family Handyman", Jan (or Feb) 1999 issue. Installing a glass block shower is the cover story. There are lots of pictures and...
Also check out "The Family Handyman", Jan (or Feb) 1999 issue. Installing a glass block shower is the cover story. There are lots of pictures and...
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ViewsHave you checked the suction at the central unit? How is it? If it is poor, then the problem is the central unit itself.Is the canister empty? I...
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ViewsI've not done it with the 1/4 round, but have you tried a simple 45 degree cut? When one of the planes is a stright 90 degrees you don't have a co...
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ViewsWell, you could leave the primer exposed, but you'd be prinmering again next year again. Primers will not protect from the elements - sun, rain, w...
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ViewsThey shouldn't need cleaning. Why would you think they are dirty?
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ViewsVentilate the attic.
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ViewsYou are buying the lot. Get an estimate on shoring up the foundation. The rest of the house would have to be gutted and rebuilt from scratch. wh...
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ViewsWhat - they don't have libraries or bookstores whre you live? There are many good books on cabinet building. There is too much info to detail in ...
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ViewsThe red wire is usually used with a 3-way switch, so it would also be hot. You need to investigate the wiring at the switch(es) to get as better i...
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ViewsI put tight-loop berber over an 8-pound pad in my basement and its been fine. The key is the 8-pound pad.As for palstic - only needed if you have ...
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ViewsThat's not a pigtail. That is just a splice. Technically, the splice should be in a junction box, not exposed. Then if something should happen, ...
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ViewsI said a sanding SCREEN, not sandpaper. The screens work better in this situation. Sanding screens are used to smooth drywall mud (joint compound...
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ViewsWhat you describe is just a splice, not a pigtail. Please explain the situation further.
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ViewsSanding always worked for me. Try a medium grit sanding screen.
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ViewsThe wiring may or may not be #12. If its #14 and you put in a 20amp circuit, the wiring will overheat. The overheated wire will then cause a fire.
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ViewsNo. If you have water problems, the sealers will not cure them. If you don't have water problems, you don't need it.Fixing water problems from th...
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ViewsThat depends on the type of cans you have. If they are IC then just put hte insulation around them. If they are non-IC, then you must keep insula...
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Views1st) Is it a real attic? ie) do you have rafters or trusses supporting the roof? Rafters you can work with. If its trussses, you are looking at ...
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ViewsWick is being far kinder than I. Have you tried a search? While Wick was responding, I did just such a search. I got 541 hits the first try, mos...
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ViewsYes! The drywall provides some fire protection. If its going to be covered you can skip (minimize) the final caot and sanding of the joints. Do ...
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