removing mirroe from wall
That's a real problem and potential hazard. I've seen professionals attach several suction devices to hold on with and then gently pry the mirror ...
That's a real problem and potential hazard. I've seen professionals attach several suction devices to hold on with and then gently pry the mirror ...
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ViewsDon't think a palm nailer will do the job. An alternative to the "explosive" type powered nailer is to drill holes with a hammer drill and use hea...
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ViewsYour HVAC may well be 220vac but the thermostat is not. It will be a low voltage of some type. Check with the manufacturer. Am sure there are pr...
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ViewsThat's a pretty serious drop so you may want to consider one of the newer thin cement levelers.
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ViewsThink you may have the thought backwards. Normally, you would close the vents in winter and open in summer when relative humidity is worse. By al...
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ViewsOne of the best search engines on the web is: http://www.google.com/ Try searching for the manufacturer there. If no luck, may have to replace the...
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ViewsBest bet is to use the spray in expanding foam insulation. Is not cheap and you'll need a contractor to do it but will seal all cracks and provide...
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ViewsIf the garage ceiling drywall is not yet installed, the insulation should dry out. If it has been installed, you may have a problem. It really ne...
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ViewsYou are probably correct. While the new cans may be installed from below, the old one would be a bear to remove. May be best to use the 'box' met...
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ViewsBe sure that any wood placed in direct contact with cement is treated. Untreated lumber tends to draw moisture from the cement and will eventually...
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ViewsThe limitations are based on the amps drawn by the total circuit. If your wiring would draw 20 amps and you have a 15 amp circuit breaker, you hav...
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ViewsHome Depot and L-O-W-E-S offer this service free. Of course, to get the finished drawings, you have to purchase the cabinets from them.[This messa...
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ViewsThe one for remodeling (not new construction) allow you to replace/install from below.
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ViewsYes, those in-line units will fit in the joist space but not wall spaces. They are designed to be placed in the basement or attic spaces and will ...
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ViewsThe slider will allow you to make wider cuts. believe it is more useful all around. Consider the price differences and go for what you need.
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ViewsAdditional thought: The multi port in line ventilators allow up to 4 intakes and combine into one output. Also, consider installing one intake in...
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ViewsI think you are talking about the roof sheathing that has a radiant barrier on the underside? If so, one brand is called Tech Shield. Sorry, do n...
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ViewsSounds like a project. Best bet is to kill the mold with a 50-50 bleach water solution sprayed on. Then removal is another story. probably lots ...
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ViewsCheck out single & multi port in-line ventilators: http://www.broan.com/product-category.asp?CategoryID=573
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ViewsConcur with the recommendation to use electronic ballast and the T8 bulbs. Are more expensive but minimally affected by cold and then 'warm up'. ...
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