Re: Help Identifying a Kitchen Faucet Make
Pricefister / Delta
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What project are you working on now?
Started doing new constuction again,. 50 family homes for middle income
What is your favorite tool?
Sewer and drain cleaning equpment
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7 months by Sylvan
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Re: bathroom sink problem
Well what happened?
7 months by Sylvan
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Re: Inflatable pipe plug
Many of the cals that come into my office start as "Help my husband tried to" With that I hear about acid /chemical placed in the line or...
7 months by Sylvan
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Re: Inflatable pipe plug
FORGET using any type of inflatable devices on a kitchen /bathroom sink as you will cause one major flood These fixtures are vented and if y...
7 months by Sylvan
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Re: Avoided a near disaster - Is there a solution so it doesn't happen again?
I use chrome plated copper supplied with brass ferrule compression as even the stainless steel burst proof relies on rubber for integrity I mu...
9 months by Sylvan
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Handyman
RE: Adding water (Jetting ) to a total line stoppage is crazy at best. Ideally one snakes (rods) the lines to get a flow going then use the jett...
9 months by Sylvan
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Re: The Plumbers Secret
Some things are BEST to keep a secret and kept under a rock or better yet in a garbage pail for toxic and useless products being pushed on the...
9 months by Sylvan
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Re: Kitchen sink hose always make me sneeze
The Kitchen hose allows water to run down it and allows mold to grow that normally cannot be seem. Best bet is to pull the hose out as far as pos...
9 months by Sylvan
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Re: Avoided a near disaster - Is there a solution so it doesn't happen again?
I use chrome plated copper supplied with brass ferrule compression as even the stainless steel burst proof relies on runner for intergrity
10 months by Sylvan
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Re: Bathtub Installation
Whoever stated the installer should have used an epoxy should be tied by a long rope attached to their neck and dragged 100 yards behind a gallopin...
11 months by Sylvan
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Re: Roofing Leakage
I am 3rd generation roofer and also a master plumber and the BEST material for roofing should be installed by a plumber or qualified tinsmith ...
11 months by Sylvan
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Re: Not using a toilet
By the way it is not just the toilet seal that needs to be replenished All floor drains and fixtures need to have their traps filled with water ...
11 months by Sylvan
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Tieger plumbing
I would be very concerned about water infiltration as it could be from ground water which you may not be able to control and have a chronic condi...
about 1 year by Sylvan
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Re: Another hot water heater problem
Whenever a water heater is installed the connections should have been tested by the installer I would say 50% of the time there is a leak normal...
about 1 year by Sylvan
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Tieger plumbing
1- Back flush the H/W supply using C/W to the basin with the aerator removed 2- Disassemble the shower faucet (After shutting off the water s...
about 1 year by Sylvan
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Re: Pedestal Sink Attached to Wall ... How?
Very hard to install as the roughing has to be on the mark. Even professionals have a hard time installing pedistal sinks
over 1 year by Sylvan
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Re: Pipe Sizing Question / Copper/PEX
http://www.classaction.org/uponor-pex-plumbing-fittings.html
over 1 year by Sylvan
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Re: sewer pipe
Depending on soil conditions and local codes I would use Cast Iron
over 1 year by Sylvan
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Larry is right
I would also consider running a full 1" main and branch off to 3/4 copper to each bathroom The problem with undersizing the supply lines esp...
over 1 year by Sylvan
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Re: Not using a toilet
That would depend on several factors 1- If the toilet is not properly vented it can lose its seal 2- If the toilet is on the same stack as o...
over 1 year by Sylvan
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