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Name this tool14 Dec 2007 01:40 GMT10
I went to a metal shop today to see what sort of gizmo they might have
to hold a handle on my car door.  This handle closes the door from the
inside and all it was held on by was a sheet metal screw into a piece
of very thin tin.  What was originally a #8 screw grew to be a 5/16
subpanel location and spacing requirements14 Dec 2007 01:40 GMT2
I want to install an electrical subpanel in a 2nd floor room, but am a
bit confused as to the location requirements.  I would ideally like to
place the panel behind a door (e.g. a door opens into the room and
when open would be in front of the best panel location).  This would
Oklahoma furnace request for help13 Dec 2007 22:52 GMT23
A friend of mine writes this:
I live in a two story raised ranch. I have a Carrier furnae in the cellar,
it's natural gas. I have the thermostat all the way to the hottest, and I
even tried another thermostat. The furnace does nothing. Doesn't hum, and
Heat - when to set back13 Dec 2007 21:53 GMT21
I have a small log home.  The logs are efficient insulators plus they
act as a heat sink.  My heat is baseboard hot water and I have two
thermostats controlled by a homemade switcher.  The "day" thermostat is
set to 65° and the night one is 57°.  This does save some oil.  My
Sewage ejector pump for cabana?13 Dec 2007 20:39 GMT1
I am having a new pool installed and am thinking about a small cabana
in the garage to reduce in house traffic. Unfortunately the yard
slopes down toward the garage, and the toilet sewer level there would
be slightly below the sewer main at the street. I therefore have to
Coating poured concrete basement walls (pics)13 Dec 2007 19:03 GMT6
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I have a poured concrete foundation and I get a good amount of moisture
coming through the walls. I believe much of it seeping through the holes
where the forms were held together as can be seen in the photos; there
Would you stop for a moment?!13 Dec 2007 18:55 GMT1
Excuse me!!
Would you stop for a moment?!
O...man...Haven't you thought-one day- about yourself ?
Who has made it?
Water heater flow question13 Dec 2007 18:47 GMT7
I've got a tankless water heater which I love - as I tend to take
extended showers sometimes and I love not worrying about when it will
run out.  I recently have upgraded my shower, however, to include
multiple shower heads/body sprays, and now it appears the tankless
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return air duct in basement13 Dec 2007 15:55 GMT5
I am finishing my basement.  There was previously one duct to supply
the entire unfinished basement with air, which left it a little cool
in the winter.  Now I'm creating a mechanical room of only about 150
sqft, a bathroom of 50 sqft, and a main room of about 700 sqft.  I
Range Hood13 Dec 2007 15:40 GMT18
We're getting the new Aga range in Aubergine and I'm having a heck of
a time finding a one-of-a-kind hood for it. Everything I can find
online is standard, but I want something exciting and fresh. Thoughts
anyone?
Hvac Tech.213 Dec 2007 14:48 GMT5
I am in HVAC have been for awhie.
This pays about the same and I still get to provide a good service for
people and their needs.
Just wanted to let a few good folks know and see what you thought...
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Bathroom Exhaust Fan13 Dec 2007 14:22 GMT23
I smoke cigars in a small powder room in our townhome.  It has an
exhaust fan.  The fan is on but doesn't seem to be sucking up the
smoke anymore and it is wafting through the house.  My question is:
Who would I call to investigate and fix this problem?  An
Do I need a new thermostat for my GE Refridgerator13 Dec 2007 12:38 GMT3
I have a GE Refrigerator. It's a couple of years old. I have a service contract and the repairman is
coming tomorrow.
Here is the problem. The fridge is now a couple of years old. About 6 months ago, the temperature
has not been stable. For instance, the freezer section was ...
 
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