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Thanks again Bravey! Very interesting. After reading your post, maybe we're starting to LIKE the house the way it is (no eaves)! Never knew th...
Thanks again Bravey! Very interesting. After reading your post, maybe we're starting to LIKE the house the way it is (no eaves)! Never knew th...
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ViewsThank you Bravey for your speedy reply! You're right about snow load. Looks like snow load factors in our area (Colorado) are about 44 psf. Ro...
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ViewsOK, I figured that was the case but, you know, I just had to ask! :) Regards, -k2 in CO Moderator, Miscellaneous Forum http://www.bobvila...
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ViewsYou wouldn't be lucky enough for the dryer to be against the outside wall, would you? If so, how about just venting right out the 2nd story wall? ...
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ViewsHowdy Folks, Would appreciate your opinions about roofing materials and their weight. We are considering replacing a metal roof with dimensio...
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ViewsHi Tammy, I don't have personal experience with this product; so I can't recommend or not. But I have had (in a previous home) an attic acces...
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ViewsHi Tori, Try your local public library! A great resource indeed. Fine Homebuilding magazine, if you haven't seen it, will probably really ...
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ViewsNever had this done personally, but I've heard that there are outfits that can do "thermal imaging" to determine heat loss. (Probably just a way o...
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ViewsHi Roobiroo, OK, I'm no expert on these things, really, but I'd think, if you're dealing with a dead dry mouse skeleton, no big deal. I know ...
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ViewsI'd believe that it would take time to learn out to tighten fittings properly. I've done it enough times and always have trepidation about it. ...
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ViewsHi again Baker, Be sure to post the washer brand and model # when you get home; hopefully one of the appliance gurus can look up the specifics. ...
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ViewsGreetings baker, Easy things first. Have you turned on the valves that supply water to the washer? It's good practice to turn these off when...
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Viewsone more addition to my previous post....and perhaps the easiest possibility of all.... What about hanging the cabinet on the wall? Not having ...
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ViewsWelcome Paulette, From my experience (a handy DIYer, not a pro), I haven't seen a straight and level ceiling yet (at least in the homes we've ha...
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ViewsGreetings clh0826, First, I need to mention that I'm not a lawyer--so I can't be all that helpful in answering your question. But, one time w...
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ViewsHi Stacers! Silly woman? NOT ON OUR SITE! :) First, I am not an electrician; just a few observations. It sounds like the breaker you're ...
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ViewsHi altec, try a tennis ball (or something like it). Be sure power is off. Watch for broken glass, ouch!, and good luck! Regards, -k2 in CO ...
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ViewsIf you need citings, consider posting on http://www.joetedesco.com/nec/ Good luck! Regards, -k2 in CO Moderator, Miscellaneous Forum ht...
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ViewsHi Stu, It's a bit hard to picture given your description. But if you're talking a single length of quarter round, it's best to miter 45s at e...
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ViewsHi mzqk7s, I haven't used one personally, but I've seen these in tool catalogs for years. It's the "Power Twist" V-belt, which is sold by the f...
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