moving central air unit
I have had to put fill dirt next to the foundation to redirect water and now my AC unit is below soil level. Can an amatuer raise it up and put more concreate bl...
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Ceramic tile entryway
I would like to cut out a small section of the carpet by the front door for a place to put shoes, etc. I am thinking of a rectangle with a square corner where th...
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answersupdated almost 15 years ago by flooringworldDOTorg
Thinset and hardibacker
We are planning to put ceramic tile in our bathroom. Do I need to put down thinset underneath the hardibacker (subfloor is pressboard) or can I just screw the ha...
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answersupdated almost 15 years ago by Billhart
dry wall is purchased
Guys, Thanks for the help. I have already picked up the drywall - will 3/8 still work? This is just one wall with no doors, so the only trim to worry about is ...
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answersupdated almost 15 years ago by dwendt1675
Outlet behind new drywall
I want to put 3/8 drywall over one wall in our kitchen - the many layers of wallpaper have destroyed the original wall. There is one outlet on the wall. Can you...
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answersupdated almost 15 years ago by dwendt1675
Bathroom fan
I want to replace an old simple bathroom fan with a new simple bathroom fan. Are there any cautions for the cellulose insulation around it in the attic? Thank...
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answersupdated almost 15 years ago by dwendt1675
counter tops
I will look again, but I sure didn't see anything from below. Home improvement rocks! farmboy
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answersupdated almost 15 years ago by dwendt1675
Removing and installing counter tops
I have old laminate countertops from the 70's. We would like to remove the entire countertop and install new ones from a home store. It appears that the counter...
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answersupdated almost 15 years ago by Piffin
Removing an oven?
I have a very old "mounted" oven/stove and will be replacing it with a new "stand alone" oven. How do I go about removing this? Is it mounted to the counter top...
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answersupdated almost 15 years ago by chrisinny
Window sealant - keep out drafts
I have heard of a product called Zip Lock that is a rope type caulk that is used to seal windows in the fall and easily removes in the spring. Has anyone heard o...
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