look a this Web site: http://www.menco.com/carpenterbee.htm?OVRAW=carpenter%20bees&OVKEY=carpenter%20bee&OVMTC=standard
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Do all light switches crackle, or just one particular one? You might want to focus on where the noise is coming from. Posssibly there's a loose ...
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Not enough info. Does it have some information on it somewhere, indicating its power requirements?
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That dimmer speed control switch is made to work with one unit attached. You can't guarantee it will work properly with two or more.
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Make sure the safety sensors are clean, not dust-covered or poorly positioned. Also, make sure they're not in direct sunlight.
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It's probably the switch, not the chain. You can buy replacement switches at places that sell ceiling fans.
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If the opener works normally when operated by other openers and/or switches, then it probably means that your pushbutton on the transmitter in the...
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I and a coworker both recently bought Kenmore front loaders, based partly on the extremely high Consumer Reports rating for that model. We both ar...
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Anybody have good or bad experience with spray-on siding? I'd like to learn if it's worthwhile.
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...a little at a time, placing blocks higher and higher, under each corner until the desired height is reached.
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Nobody has replied - I think because there is no good answer. Lizards are about as common as flies where you live. I'm not trying to be funny whe...
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Much more info is needed. You didn't even say what the new gate is made of. Is it wood? What size pieces?
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Shower doors come in all kinds of shapes, sizes and styles. You haven't provided enough info for anyone to give an answer.
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Another important thing: disconnect the opener and them make sure that the door operates smoothly and with reasonable ease by hand. No binds.
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Give the door itself a general tuneup. Tighten all screws and bolts, lube all hinges and rollers. Adjust the chain if needed, making sure it's not...
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Any place that sells ceiling fans will have some ceiling-hugging versions. But be careful - if the fan is too close to the cieling, it won't move ...
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I've heard that techs use a muratic acid solution to clean coils - don't know the strength.
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