Homeowner Forum / General / September 2005

Hello, I'm a student at UNC Chapel Hill.  I'm in an advertising class
and we are doing our final project on Log Cabin Homes, a company based
in Rocky Mount, North Carolina.  I have a couple of questions, mainly
for people who either currently live in any sort of log house, (built

I recently had my carpet cleaned.  They upcharged me for "Fiber Rinse".
$105 extra on a $120 job.
What is "Fiber Rinse"?  Should it be part of cleaning, or should it
cost extra.

I got my wood stove installed (to code) a few weeks ago and have been using
it. It has an intake air damper which I need to learn to use but could use a
little help with. Also how much wood to put in and when. I have a
temperature gauge on the stove pipe.

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Hi, I am in the market for a new toilet- looking at Toto.
My question, is there any difference between 1 piece toilet vs 2 piece?
or is it just aesthetic?
Thanks

I am looking at using this building process  for a new home.  Is there anyone that has thoughts about this process or even better used this process of contructing you home?  Any input is appriciated.
Thanks
C

I'm in the market for an electric chainsaw ... can't handle a gas-fired.  Any
input on what may be a better model?
 --  pj

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I just moved into a house where the exterior was poorly maintained.
There are cobwebs all over with other debris caught in the webs. Using
a vacuum is quite tedious and a hose with water is not doing that great
of a job.

Have a question for the experts here.
One of the brokers here, is offering a cash back if I refinance with
them.  The deal is basically that I get a higher interest loan and get
a certain cash back.  Once I stay with them for four months I have the

I am looking to purchase a new 2-stage snow thrower. The small single
stage old-hand-me-down one I have leaves me with a lot to hand shovel,
especially if I get more than a few inches or it is wet snow. I have a
125' driveway in the snow belt with a wide pad at the bottom (3 cars

Bought a modular, with the "appraises like stick built" idea....
We owned the land, so it wasnt that bad...bought it a year ago
1868 sq feet...all the extras, covered porch...granted, not the best area,
but have seen much worse...

I recently moved into a town that has two train tracks that run
through it. At various times in the day and night you can hear
commuter and freight trains come by (I live about 1,500 feet from
the tracks.) and the engineers always blows the horn!