GE Water Softener GNSF35Z01 O-Ring Leak

Mr./Ms. Moderator, you can remove this topic if you like. I'm done with it. Thanks.

over 9 years by rcpawsmail

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Fan Switch Turns Off Lights (on Fan)

I have a ceiling fan that also has 3 lights on it. There are two switches on my wall, one for the fan and one for the lights. When I have both on a...

over 9 years by joed

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One Outlet Stopped Working

Recently, one outlet in my home has stopped working in the living room area. The immediately adjacent outlets still work. Any ideas on how to find ...

over 9 years by joed

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Troublesome Water Heater

Mine had a similar problem and eventually the thermostat went kaput. Instead of replacing the thermostat which costs more than half the price of a ...

over 9 years by rcpawsmail

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Gas Water Heater

Plumbers and others told me that a thermostat replacements costs nearly as much as a new heater. So I opted for a new heater with a pilotless ignit...

over 9 years by rcpawsmail

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Drainage for regeneration on Watersoftener

Route the drainage pipe to a legal area (i.e., street drain, if legal) or connect it to your home's sewer line.

over 9 years by rcpawsmail

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water heaters and water softeners

Regarding the water softener choice. I have one and I wish I looked more closely at how it hooks up. The hookup consists of plastic components with...

over 9 years by rcpawsmail

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Pressure Reducing Valve

Just FYI, the pressure reducing valves I have found contain a BIG warning that the valve contains parts which contain LEAD, a known carcinogen. Whe...

over 9 years by rcpawsmail

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Cancer Warning for CA on Valves, Etc.

I noticed on many different valves for indoor plumbing have a warning for the state of California that the item is known to cause cancer. Why is th...

over 9 years by plumber Tom

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Cigarette Smell Coming Through

I had the same problem in an apartment I lived in. In older places, the exhaust from central heaters as well as exhaust fans above kitchen stoves, ...

over 9 years by rcpawsmail

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Animal Damage to Flooring

If dogs lived there before and you have dogs moving in, you might want to try using a fluorescent black light and see if there are any organic remn...

over 9 years by rcpawsmail

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WaterCop Shuts Off Main If Leak Detected!

In case anyone is interested, I recently discovered the WaterCop system that comes with WaterDogs. When a waterdog senses water on a surface, it se...

over 9 years by rcpawsmail

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Hot Water On Demand Systems Good?

Any advice regarding an on-demand hot water system (specifically for natural gas)? It's a bit pricy for the system, but is it worth it and do they ...

over 9 years by k2

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Reducing 85 PSI Pressure to Home

Any ideas on how to safely reduce my water pressure from 85 PSI to somewhere between 30-40 PSI? I found a pressure reducing valve at Home Depot but...

over 9 years by plumber Tom

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Blinking light garage door console

I'm unclear of your problem. But here are some ideas. If the light is blinking on the motion detector that senses if anything is blocking the area ...

over 9 years by rcpawsmail

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Enclosed Water Heater

Per most city codes, a top and bottom vent to the outside is required. I think there are a couple reasons: (1) if the flume ever leaks, the toxic g...

over 9 years by rcpawsmail

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