not quite true
any change to the bathroom wiring (the room containing the closet) including just the addition of a GFCI receptacle within would have negated the grandfather prov...
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also should have asked, what material?
Galvanized? cast iron? ABS? PVC, or heaven forbid the really cheapo thin not really legal to use sorry excuse for a PVC P-trap or drain kit was used? Also, wha...
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well can't say from here - as can't tell what has disconnected.
a picture would be helpful. First....its a P-trap not a U trap. Possibly something was overtightened to begin with (these connections should just be hand-ti...
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I think you are totally overlooking the venting requirements.
Honestly, you should consult a qualified, licensed plumber. Did you catch the "Y" reference T?
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P.S. three more ideas
Just in case it is a smoke detector or Carbon Monoxide detector either battery powered or battery back-up signalling a low battery (some older CO detectors first ...
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updated almost 12 years ago by MistressEll
poster already said it is not the smoke detector.
1) check for a battery back-up Carbon Monoxide alarm - might be signalling a low battery. 2) Might be a frisky CRICKET (literally an insect looking to attract ...
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notice never corrected the bogus thirtysix and half hour b.s.
Be careful what you ask for original poster, cuz you got exactly what you asked for. $1100 is CHEAP for the labor for a broken urinal removal and replacement p...
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NO you shouldn't be tapping into the plumbing vent in the attic.
You shouldn't be tapping into the primarly plumbing vent stack at all. You are in the wrong forum, there is a well-moderated (the moderator often responds pers...
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do some internet searches
there are pre-fabricated roll-away ramps that are great. You didn't say how high these steps are or wide, its unclear if you have only one actual step between ...
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look up this
WATER HAMMER. Should get you started on your diagnositc investigations. Stop messing with your main shut-off valve OPEN IT COMPLETELY. You shouldn't be ope...
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Don't do it.
If you read the can label or check the specifications sheet you'll find information about the Relative Humidity parameters and temperature parameters. When it ...
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hmmm just caught something.
You say NO WATER COMES OUT AT ALL when you turn on the hot water. If you mean you open a hot water valve and no water comes out of the tap - perhaps your water...
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electric , gas, or oil-fired water heater?
First of all - did you check the obvious, like - if electric - has a breaker tripped or fuse blown? If fuel-fired - do you have spark/pilot? Next, did you pay ...
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One more example
axle cap nut: http://www.abcorfasteners.com/axle_cap_nuts.htm
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here's some links/pics see if this is what you have:
http://www.bakfin.com/starlock/deepaxlecap.html http://www.bakfin.com/starlock/roundshaft.html http://www.bakfin.com/starlock/nyloncap.html If the end of...
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These are sometimes called push nuts
the axle caps that are used on kids riding toys, garden carts, etc. are sometimes called "push nuts".
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toy wagons like radio flyer or similar
The axle ends usually aren't threaded but notched and the hub caps (which retain the wheels) are not designed to be re-used. Once applied they have to be detroye...
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Wiring error potential damage to equipment/system.
Obviously you had power either from or to the panel in this fan box or an always on power situation to part of your original fan/light hookup. You may have even ...
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Mistress Ell responds to attack/Flame from "moderator" Billhart
Billhart: You abuse your status on this board all too often. You often mis-quote and mis-use the NEC, spouting incomplete information and spout erroneous concl...
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yeah this is 3rd and 4th grade math.
why you are asking about the same measurement twice, (21.1) or the same part of a measurement (a tenth) is beyond me. Looks like you are shopping carpet tiles ...
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