Oil water heater life expenctancy?
Does the general rule of 7-10 years for the electric water heaters apply to the oil ones as well?
Does the general rule of 7-10 years for the electric water heaters apply to the oil ones as well?
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ViewsGlad it worked!
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ViewsYou could possibly try TSP cleaner. It it usualy used to clean an area before sanding and staining.
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ViewsHi mbmjk,I agree with the previous comments for your miter saw I would recommend the Delta 36-255L 12" (aprox. 125$). I would recommend a 12" vs. 1...
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ViewsHi, The bottom part of our cottage is brick and the upper is painted pine boards. We're planning on redoing the siding in Canexel to retain a certa...
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ViewsHi Shanelle,Maybe you could try Black & Decker, I know they have home improvement books don't know if you could still order them though!Nick
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ViewsThanks Jay,It's not falling off in pieces but it's coming off too easily for my taste. As I mentioned I think water penetration or humidity might b...
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ViewsJust a quick question concerning dirt what would be the difference between landscaping soil and black earth other then the fact that one is doub...
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ViewsHello all,I've noticed that the mortar comes off fairly easily when I pass my fingertips through the bricks. Is this due to humidity build-up or so...
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ViewsGreenboard is fine! I would use cement board if you were planning on using ceramic tiles to cover the area.Nick
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ViewsHello all,After opening the hot water faucet in our stand up shower a couple of ants started crawling out from the top of the shower(acrylic corner...
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ViewsGood point rpxlpx as I too don't have them in every room 2 on the 1st floor, 2 on the main in one in the basement (not finished yet).Nick
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ViewsYou have two options in my opinion:1) You could return the doors from where you purchased them, I'm sure the company also offers the same doors wit...
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ViewsIf it's a sink, you could always try sanding any chips you might have to a nice smooth finish and then use enamel paint to respray the whole area.Nick
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ViewsYes you should set the floor tile first and then the toilet on top. As for the stone tiles, it's not a big problem just try to select tiles that wi...
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ViewsTry this site http://www.mssystems.com I think this is what you are looking for!Nick
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ViewsUse these type of frame holders metal holder with a nail going through it. Sorry for the terrible diagram but didn't have much to work with! They v...
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ViewsGood point Lawrence!Nick
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ViewsI agree with Bob here! The metal studs allow you to snap/hold them together for easier installation applications. They are also lighter, which make...
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ViewsHi Laura(?) I have a similar problem with my cabinets if you fing any info/tips from other soources then this UBB board can you forward me the info...
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