Flat Bar
You'll need a nice heavy duty flat pry bar as well. Remember you don't want to damage your roof decking.
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about 8 years by MistressEll
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here are some helpful links
read through these posted strings completely. some have useful information which will help you determine the cubic feet of your attic area, some r...
about 8 years by MistressEll
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lets be clear...you ADDED a ridge vent where there had been none?
From what I'm gathering from your post, your previous attic system did NOT have a ridge vent, and your eves were open (sofit vents). Now you hav...
about 8 years by MistressEll
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Only one way to know...have it tested
The only way to know for sure if there is asbestos, is to submit a sample to an accredited/certified for asbestos sampling laboratory. Be prepar...
about 8 years by MistressEll
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one more thing
Some of these anti-scald devices are set to go "off" at 110, 115, and 120 degrees. I believe there are even some out there at 105. You mentio...
about 8 years by MistressEll
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could be an anti-scald
it could be an anti-scald device that the temperature cool cycle hasn't released the pin. (device gone bad). There are also anti-scald devices tha...
about 8 years by MistressEll
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water gauge...water Meter?
If by water gauge you mean your municipal water supply water METER....it is common for Rockwells and others to "tick" when in full-demand load othe...
about 8 years by MistressEll
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I am relaxed
I was merely asking RAY if I had covered that issue sufficiently in MY post, as I had also addressed the possibility of the OP having a septic syst...
about 8 years by MistressEll
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How to properly Winterize re: plumbing
I can't take credit for this sage advice, it comes from a fella by the handle of "Lazy Pup" on "another board". Properly Winterizing a structure: ...
about 8 years by MistressEll
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COPPER LINE for Natural GAS?!?
It should be black pipe, and definately NOT soft or flexible copper!
about 8 years by MistressEll
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neoprene with stainless steel sheer banding
Neoprene is how you connect your Sch #40 or #80 PVC to your cast-iron. Make sure your sheer band is 100% Stainless and its adjustment bolt. be su...
about 8 years by MistressEll
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I thought I said that already!
Didn't I cover that in my earlier reply Ray?
about 8 years by MistressEll
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water meter
usually water main supplies to the house are 1" dia, but the meter itself is 3/4", (as the meters can then register properly in low flow situations...
about 8 years by MistressEll
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its called water hammer
if your water supply pipes to the sink in question just elbow in to your shut off valve and terminate there instead of coming from a "t" and there ...
about 8 years by MistressEll
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sounds like he may have a slip joint
is it a slip joint from your p-trap piping into the wall? Common problem, and why current code doesn't allow anymore.
about 8 years by MistressEll
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oh one more tip
be sure to pencil mark your extension jamb nailing locations on the inside of your jamb so as to avoid hitting those fasteners when you attach your...
about 8 years by MistressEll
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in case I wasn't clear...
one attaches the "extension jamb" moulding to the "exposed edge" of the jamb and "builds it up" to the surface of the wall surface. Then one can i...
about 8 years by MistressEll
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Extension Jamb moulding
already pre-exists (1/4" rounded edge or 90 edge). for your application. Check out the mouldings display/catalogue at your local supply.
about 8 years by MistressEll
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clogged vent stack
the air isn't traveling up the vent stack, instead "bubbling" into your toliet bowl. It also could be a partially clogged toliet, but since you me...
about 8 years by MistressEll
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integrated system?
and if an integrated system (where detection in one area of home triggers ALL to alarm) could also be an indication of a failure of wiring or in an...
about 8 years by MistressEll
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