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Dear Phatsie,See post of 5 Jan. from Sharon.Len
Dear Phatsie,See post of 5 Jan. from Sharon.Len
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ViewsDear DTdave,The ticking and pinging you hear results from the rapid expansion/contraction that is standard in a hydronic heating system. The indivi...
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ViewsDear Estrom,Since you won't be standing on your countertop, I think 1/4" plywood would suffice. But, when you put down the plywood, caulk the seams...
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ViewsDear Margarita,Do you refer to base molding or hot water baseboards? If it is molding, I believe you have outside air getting in at some point. Ins...
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ViewsDear Mom.Try using a razor blade to scrape off the paint and redye and repolish the shoes.Len
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ViewsDear Tate,Due to the knocking of baseboards, I assume you have hydronic heat. First shut off the power to the boiler, loosen the wiring at the zone...
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ViewsDear Mel,I've used these otherwise dead spaces for storage, I've finished them and used them as walk-in closets. I've removed them and expanded the...
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ViewsDear Dutch,That depends how much space you wish to lose. Remember, you'll lose 1/2" with the cement board and 1/2" with the tile & mortar. Add that...
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ViewsIt depends where you live. What may be cheap in Bogg Hollow, would bankrupt you in New York. Call three contractors, get their bids, and depending ...
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ViewsDear Kim,It may be that the overflow "hole" in your basin is clogged. This also acts as a kind of vent to let the basin drain easier. Remove the P-...
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ViewsDear Estrom,I would go through the small expense of tiling under the cabinets if only to facilitate leveling the base cabinets,waterproofing under ...
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ViewsDear Barb,I've encountered this problem once before. The instance that I encountered had to do with the commode being on the first floor of a slab ...
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ViewsDear Estrom,First things first. Stand in the middle of the target floor and jump. If you feel any give at all, you need to brace up the joists from...
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ViewsDear Kyllmann,Stay away from any kind of sheet flooring for a high traffic area. From 30 years of experience, it simply won't stand up. To put it d...
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ViewsI've used the compounds on stained marble countertops with good success, however, on a few instances, I've had to use a sealer afterwards. The jobs...
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ViewsThe tile I refer to is a composite of the type you see in supermarkets. It is 1/8" thick and I use it in high traffic areas, areas where water dama...
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ViewsDear Weible,Before you think of electric baseboard, there are two questions. One being, do you have enough free amperage space on your service to a...
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ViewsThe clicking is from expansion. The knocking may suggest that you have air in the system and may need to purge. Check the air pressure in the expan...
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ViewsDear Kyllmann,I've reviewed your post carefully. After some consideration, I would suggest you go to a commercial grade resielient tile. It costs a...
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ViewsDear Notdot,There are so many factors relating to your problem. First, how many levels does your home contain? Second, to place one bathroom over a...
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