Try a remote fan made by Fantech or another supplier. I used one to ventilate two baths. The fan is in the attic, and there is almost no fan nois...
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The look of the Douglas fir will depend on its age and how it was sawn. You can manage the color with stains and finishes.My next door neighbor re...
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Below are some links to underfloor electric heating systems. There are also underfloor heating systems that use hot water running through pipes, w...
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I assume that you want to be able to unscrew a portion (about 4") of the table legs so that you can get the table through a doorway.There are many ...
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Certainly you can elevate the tub.First, I would try to move the drain line in the floor so that it mates with the drain from the whirlpool and you...
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One more comment:I forgot to address the issue of freezing in the attic. You can probably insulate the supply line enough and run it near a heated...
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Hi Steve,Is there some reason that you can't use a humidifier such as an Aprilaire in your attic? Get the model 760a (now 700) with the forced air...
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Also, you should address the cause of the ice dams, which is a roof that becomes warm enough to melt the snow which then re-freezes as ice on your ...
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It's possible that your tile has "efflorescence" caused by the acid reacting with the grout or underlayment and it may be removed with: http://www....
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I have an outdoor slate walkway that I want to seal, but I don't want to make it too slippery when it is wet.What should I use that will perform we...
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Fantech makes a good solution, but it may be more than you want or need: http://www.fantech-us.com/vlc.htm I ordered the parts online from here: ht...
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Could it be that the chain from the flush lever to the flapper is somehow getting tangled on the float arm? As the toilet fills after the first flu...
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Thanks for the quick reply -- if it's good for pots and pans then it will be great for a tub! I noticed that you're not supposed to use abrasive p...
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Has anyone used tubs made of Americast material and manufactured by American Standard? They are porcelain on a metal and composite base.How do the...
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