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I can't say as how I've ever heard of what you're suggesting being done. But it does seem to me that you can't open up the space between the two tr...
I can't say as how I've ever heard of what you're suggesting being done. But it does seem to me that you can't open up the space between the two tr...
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ViewsI'll be real interested to see how the flip project turns out. Especially if you end up making any money. :D
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ViewsI don't know that I'd take that as Gospel. I'm not sure what the squash blocks will do for you: it seems to me that the major problem is the narrow...
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Viewsit will cost a lot to heat and A/C it. We have one and we often don't run the heat pump for the room for that reason. I also put weather stripping ...
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ViewsI am wondering if there is grass wrapped around the shaft that the blade is attached to. I know that happens on string trimmers sometimes, so it co...
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ViewsI was wondering the same thing, and found this thread. Sounds like people's experience has been pretty good. I don't see any negatives about it. ...
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ViewsWell, now that's the problem. It's a Delta. But I have pushed and pulled, twisted and tapped (all the while of course looking for hidden screws or ...
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ViewsI installed a waxless ring in our bathroom: http://www.fluidmaster.com/connect_products_7500.html These can be adjusted for additional height...
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ViewsHow hard is it to replace a tub/shower faucet? The handle is broken (see picture). Do I need to replace the entire assembly? Since I have only a li...
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ViewsI just had to retile the bath surround on our hall tub/shower due to my not maintaining the tile grout. OK, so I think I'm just about done with thi...
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ViewsToday I dropped half the roller that the toilet paper hangs on. You know - you got the little posts that screw into the wall, and the roller that's...
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ViewsI guess I'll probably just leave the outlet. I am putting a new outlet only 2 feet away: the new one is under a new built-in desk, whereas the old ...
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ViewsWe have an outlet that we no longer want to use. We are going to be putting beadboard over that section of wall. Is there anything in the code agai...
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ViewsAn excellent book, which I cannot recommend more highly, is Wiring Simplified: http://wiringsimplified.com/wiring.html You can't quite start ...
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ViewsThey're designed for cold water, and I would think they may melt with hot. Ditto for the other components in the tank, especially the flapper. Plus...
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ViewsThat means that with your current wiring, you can't have separate switching from the wall of the fan's light vs. the fan itself. This means that yo...
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ViewsWhat was I thinking? Who knows - must have been mesmerized by all the mentions of 12/2's on the fixture or the length of the workday yesterday :-))...
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ViewsOne inspector told me that he'd probably fail a circuit using 12/2 for a 15 A for exactly the reason joed mentions. He didn't at all like the idea ...
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ViewsNot sure what you are talking about here regarding the existing ceiling wires. When you say these colors are you talking about the wire itself or t...
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ViewsYou need to figure out where the problem is. I do this by divide and conquer - in other words, figure out which half of the circuit the problem is ...
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