Corian
Hi DIYgirl, you might try posting this over in the countertops forum. Great find on the free corian, by the way! It is great stuff. One of the...
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over 6 years by k2
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NEC...
thanks for looking it up, Bill! Have a great day! Regards, -k2 in CO Moderator, Miscellaneous Forum http://www.bobvila.com/BBS/Miscellaneous
over 6 years by k2
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soundproof wall...
This is a tough one. I'm no expert (in fact I was hoping some others would weigh in on the subject). What you mention does make some sense--build...
over 6 years by k2
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Paint Forum
Please post to the Paint Forum. Yellowing often occurs over time in some painted products--perhaps someone over there can help out....good luck R...
over 6 years by k2
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electric forum?
Hi, please post this to the electrical Forum. There are some specific code requirements regarding appliance placements--and they have important co...
over 6 years by k2
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Odors...
Interesting. There have been some very other interesting posts over the years about odors as well (you might try some searches). One thing that...
over 6 years by k2
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Plumbing forum
Hi Jerome, in case you haven't tried this already...give the Plumbing forum a try...you might have more response. good luck Regards, -k2 in CO ...
over 6 years by k2
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Screw just keeps turning
It does sound stripped. As such, you might not just be able to pull it right out. Try using some leverage to help it pull out--that might do the ...
over 6 years by k2
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hanging heavy shelves
Yep, the wall anchors won't work. You are going to figure out how to attach shelving to the wooden studs (2x4s) inside the wall. Some things (lik...
over 6 years by k2
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Home inspection
Interesting response; thanks studta. I am, personally, amazed at how little one can rely on the city/county inspection process to catch some rea...
over 6 years by k2
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new home inspection
yes, get an inspection! a word to the wise. there is no such thing as a perfect home. an inspector can find unsafe conditions and other things yo...
over 6 years by k2
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rubber trim
Hi David, definitely makes sense--scoring the rubber (vs. coping). same idea applies (following profile rather than trying to do 90 degree miter c...
over 6 years by k2
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coping baseboard
Just an idea....You might try using a coping saw to match the baseboard trim's profile. (This is commonly done with wood trim as well.) When you'...
over 6 years by k2
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Wetland Septic System
Interesting!, I had never heard of such a thing. I have been on (typical) septic systems before in a couple of homes--my experience with them is t...
over 6 years by k2
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Supporting wall....
You might try this over in the Foundations Forum. But, really, it doesn't sound like a DIY project to me! Regards, -k2 in CO Moderator, Misc...
over 6 years by k2
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chrome soap dish
In my experience (as a homeowner--not a pro), the metal ones are not cemented in--there usually are screw(s) holding in place. Does it have any "w...
over 6 years by k2
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geodesic dome...
First, thanks for the very pretty OSB picture! :-) You're right, the weight of drywall is a definite consideration. (Is OSB THAT much lighter?...
over 6 years by k2
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The geodesic dome
Interesting project! I (like seemingly everyone else) am no expert in such domes. But I can say that I am not a big fan of the idea of using ...
over 6 years by k2
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Plumbing forum
Hi, you might wish to try the Plumbing forum on this one...good luck! Regards, -k2 in CO Moderator, Miscellaneous Forum http://www.bobvila...
over 6 years by k2
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Moving into new home....
Hi, congratulations on your new home! Hopefully you have a "walk through" scheduled before closing. Before you do this, I would recommend searc...
over 6 years by k2
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