Re: Best Faucets?

I like Delta. They give a great value without spending megabucks for the unit. The seats and springs are readily available, cheap enough to keep a ...

about 1 month by LarryG

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Re: 10-3/8-Inch by 11-3/8-Inch carbon Replacement Filter for Range Hood

Sorry I'm not Dan but, http://www.rangeairfilters.com/productinfo.aspx?productid=WB2X9760

3 months by LarryG

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Re: Questions about replacing water line to kitchen sink

There's a you tube video that shows you what I trying to say.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D80qbzvb9hc

3 months by LarryG

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Re: Questions about replacing water line to kitchen sink

You're going to remove that line anyway and use the lines that come with the filter.

3 months by LarryG

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Re: Questions about replacing water line to kitchen sink

I usually use braided stainless steel or nylon flexible supply lines for that. It's a good compromise of reliability and ease of use. It's good and...

3 months by LarryG

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Re: Amana Washing Machine

Most and least reliable: Of your front loading the models with the fewest repairs were LG and Samsung (7%) followed by Kenmore 10, Whirlpool 11 Ma...

3 months by LarryG

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Re: Sloping a rain gutter

1/4-inch to 1/2-inch per 10 feet at the very most.

3 months by LarryG

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Re: Craftsman 12 inch Band Saw/Sander

Hi Ken, I came across this it's basically the same deal. Hope this helps you out.http://vintagemachinery.org/pubs/detail.aspx?id=4584

3 months by LarryG

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Re: Toilet installation

Take it back and get a 10" WC. That should have been the first thing you measured.

3 months by LarryG

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Re: Vinyl Fascia blown away

You can wait as long as you want to look at it but if another piece is loose the next wind will pull it of. It's not hard to repair usually I use a...

4 months by LarryG

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Re: lights

It's possible amongst other things. Start with calling the company that furnishes your power. How long has this been going on?

4 months by LarryG

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Re: lights

It's possible amongst other things. Start with calling the company that furnishes your power.

4 months by LarryG

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Re: p trap location

The tailpiece (from sink to top of trap) should be less than 24". If longer then the flow of water might cause the trap to empty out because of the...

4 months by LarryG

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Re: Bleeding An American Radiator

We need more information regarding the type of system you have. Steam? Hot water? One pipe? Two pipe? Gravity? Forced flow? Follow me?

4 months by LarryG

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Re: Toilet tank filling very slowly

" If I turn the water off with the shutoff valve and turn it back on, it fills up normally again but only that one time, it fills slowly the next t...

4 months by LarryG

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Re: p trap location

It's ok.(the plumbing that is) p.s. Bowl is spelled BOWL. L.O.L.

4 months by LarryG

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Re: Toilet tank filling very slowly

Sometimes you can clean,but they are less than 10 dollars.If it's a fluidmaster brand they come apart pretty easily to clean.

4 months by LarryG

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Re: Toilet tank filling very slowly

Debris lodged in the fill valve.

4 months by LarryG

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Re: Forced air gas furnace

Make sure the filter(s) are changed first of all. Then call for service if it still doesn't operate properly. Could be a dirty or defective flame s...

4 months by LarryG

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