Tankless water heaters
I posted this in plumbing, too, but thought I would try here, as well. What are people's experience with the "new" tankless water heaters? I know...
I posted this in plumbing, too, but thought I would try here, as well. What are people's experience with the "new" tankless water heaters? I know...
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ViewsThere is a spigot on the bottom. Put a bucket under it or, better yet, attach a hose to it and run the hose to a nearby sink. Then drain it. You...
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ViewsWhat is everyone's experience (if any) with the "new" tankless water heaters? I know that Europeans have used them for years, but when I stayed at...
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ViewsAs the two others said, it is probably something simple: most likely that the circuit breakers were not flipped back on after they completed the wo...
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ViewsNot sure if this is too late, but....As far as I know, the felt paper would serve as a moisture barrier to prevent moisture from seeping up through...
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ViewsI have a condo built in the magnificent 70s with lots of aluminum wire that I will need to join with copper wire to do some rewiring and add some f...
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Views.[This message has been edited by Lawrence (edited December 11, 2000).]
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ViewsTO determine if you have "enough" insulation, look at it, measure it, and research the R-value for your home and the R-value that the depth of insu...
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ViewsThis reminds me of the "debate" that noone has PROVEN that car wax helps prolong the life of a car's paint finish. A better way of putting it is, ...
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ViewsThe vapor barrier between the drywall and the insulation is the key barrier. Inside air contains more moisture because it is warmer than outside a...
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ViewsOne thing to think about blown-in insulation from outside holes is that many of the framing segments have stop-gaps halfway up the wall for fire pr...
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ViewsI agree that the problem probably stems from excess moisture and that a dehumidifier will help. However, it might stem from poorly insulated plumb...
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ViewsI have a concrete subfloor that is about 30 years old. I just purchased the home. It was really infested with mildew, especially under the furnace ...
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ViewsI have a concrete subfloor that is about 30 years old. I just purchased the home. It was really infested with mildew, especially under the furnac...
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ViewsI have not seen the show, but a rather common mixture for filling creavices between wood is sawdust and wood glue.
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ViewsA hammer and a stone chisel. I know of no easy way to do it except to smash and scrape it off.
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ViewsMud is joint compound, used to cover the joints between the sheets of drywall and the screws/nails used to hold the sheets on the wall.Of course, t...
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ViewsCleaning the sprayer is the other major downside. I got a 2000 PSI Wagner power sprayer. The bulk of the cleanup is straighforward: you just pump...
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ViewsBecause I did not receive a timely response, I had to try them all. Here is an answer for those who might have the same question.Paint Sticks are ...
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Viewsrpxlpx's suggestion is good. Keep in mind that paint fades over time, so even using the same color paint will show up if you do not use the tiny a...
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