hmmm try this?
Progress Lighting Ceiling baffle at 45 degrees plus wall washer? sku P8004-28, or something similar. The Wall washer plate restricts light from th...
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about 8 years by MistressEll
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Call the Hampton Bay Help Line
The number is 1-877-527-0313. They will want the UPC, the SKU and other information from the box. They're on Eastern Time M-F. Let us know wha...
about 8 years by MistressEll
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GFCI back-stabbed?
If the four duplex recepticles (first one being GFCI, and the three that follow) were "cheated" then the movement of the door, as the diswasher is ...
about 8 years by MistressEll
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Are you referring to the bevel?
Is your broken "outlet screw" attached to the box itself or a bevel that is then attached to the box? If its the later, then you can trim around...
about 8 years by MistressEll
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Remember you can COOK with a 25w bulb
Remember EZ bake ovens, and Suzy Homemaker ovens? They BAKED A CAKE with a 25 watt bulb!
about 8 years by MistressEll
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Your risk exists!
You stated the wiring existing was BRITTLE. This IS the problem, plus those old fixtures originally had a warning that said 60 watt max type A b...
about 8 years by MistressEll
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GFCI Failure
a few things, first if its wired backwards, this will happen. Second, if you have a 20 amp GFCI recepticle on a 15 amp circuit or vice versa could...
about 8 years by MistressEll
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oops forgot something
A 30 amp fuse or circuit breaker is NOT designed to react to conductor overloads where the conductor is under-rated to the breaker and/or length, a...
about 8 years by MistressEll
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Check Code!
the 2005 Edition of the 2002 NEC addresses this very issue. Oh, by the way take special note that the rules for connections for mobile homes have ...
about 8 years by MistressEll
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bar-top
yes, and yes. Furniture grade birch plywood at least 5/8" would be best, expensive, but worth it. Score it lightly in a latice pattern, and apply...
about 8 years by MistressEll
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Re: Antique tin
You might try the Buy, Sell, Trade section of this BBS!
about 8 years by MistressEll
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Re: your link doesn't work
First of all, "Bob" doesn't reply to posts on this site. Second, your link doesn't work, so no one will be able to help ya in your quest!
about 8 years by MistressEll
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Re: discontinued flooring
Try the Buy, Sell, Trade forum on this board!
about 8 years by MistressEll
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Renewal by Andersen
Its been a while since your posting, but I'm assuming you haven't made your decision in fall for a winter replacement, so in case you return to the...
over 8 years by MistressEll
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Smelly refrigerator
I've spent a fair share of my life having rented living spaces, and this is how I dealt with smelly refrigerators of units I rented. #1 Empty re...
over 8 years by MistressEll
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Smoke detectors need to be replaced 10 years old
Smoke detectors have a usefull life period, and most fire departments AND manufacturers recommend "swapping them out" for new at least every 10 yea...
over 8 years by MistressEll
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Try Metric vs. "standard" US standard 3"
It sounds like you might have actually 70mm on center handles. Both 70mm and 90mm are popular "metric" sizes. if they are truly 2-3/4 you'll prob...
over 8 years by MistressEll
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Check out Kitchen Sofit Framing.
You would want to frame with adequate air space "HOT" ducts so your "sofit" will be quite large. Less so on "Return" ducting. Keep in mind if t...
over 8 years by MistressEll
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Could be Mold/Mildew due to condensation
Although Doug could be right (regards to condensation and dust/soot from forced air heat (heating oil fuel or natural gas), more likely you have a ...
over 8 years by MistressEll
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