Septic Smell
Hi Kyle, Here are some thoughts: Since you mention a septic system, I will assume that you are probably on well water also? Well water is un...
Hi Kyle, Here are some thoughts: Since you mention a septic system, I will assume that you are probably on well water also? Well water is un...
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ViewsWe have had same problem. Live in Colorado on the 'High Plains and it's windy almost every day. The other days it's really blowing Hard! Found th...
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ViewsHi Timbear, Sorry I didn't get back to you sooner. Just posted my reply under the Tankless thread.
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ViewsHi Timbear, Yes, our tankless is located at one end of the house while the Master Bath is at the other. Only 'problem' is that we have to run the...
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ViewsHi Timbear, We built a new home and had a Tagai tankless heater installed. Our thinking was that we are retired and only two people normally livi...
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ViewsSpray insulation seems to run up to 3 times what batt insulation costs. To use or not to use depends on your weather conditions. I did not use it...
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ViewsMasonite siding has several law suits in the works so do not know if is even available? May want to go to www.google.com and search for Masonite s...
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ViewsGiven your situation, you may want to consider the spray in foam insulation to insure every possible opening is sealed and maximum possible insulat...
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ViewsHi William2. We installed a Takagi propane model and it has a great output that can easily supply 2 baths. Did require extra expense to have it i...
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ViewsOne problem we found in having a new home built is some 'play' between the joists and support beams. Try tapping in some wood shims in the area wh...
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ViewsYes, the 'box' is a good solution if you do not want to replace the recessed fixtures. The 'IC' class allow insulation right against the fixture. ...
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ViewsFrank, I am not a lighting expert but we just finished having our home built and lighting was a big question. We have 10 ft ceilings and I do not ...
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ViewsI've seen it in one of the big 'box' stores. It was a type of caulk rather than a spray insulation.
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ViewsTake a piece of the broken wall with paint on it and most paint places, including the big 'boxes', will be able to closely match it. Plan to paint...
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ViewsAm not an 'expert' by any means but just finished having a new home built and would never have one without 'housewrap'. Consider all those spaces ...
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ViewsUsually the diverter valve is located on the spout. If so, remove & replace the spout/diverter assembly. Need to remove it first and take it with...
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ViewsMalarkey has a good product and does have a web site with warranty info. As with all products, there is the top-of-the-line and 'other' available ...
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ViewsWe just finished having a new 'custom' home built. Our arrangement with the builder allowed me full access to all stages of construction. Now I w...
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ViewsYes, you can repair areas of the flooring yourself. The major problem in your case will be to remove the stains. Suggest sanding down to the bare...
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ViewsNot so with the newer foam made especially for doors & windows. It provides a much better seal and does not distort the window frame.
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