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Question about a loud fridge08 Sep 2008 22:52 GMT2
My fridge is in an open kitchen and the noise from the freezer section
is all over my home. I hung blankets over it but it does not help.
I can shut off the freezer section and the noise is gone but just for
a short while...
Roof vent problem:08 Sep 2008 18:05 GMT5
Hi folks. I have an problem with my roof vents in the winter, the roof is
low pitch about 4-12  the snow builds up and air from attic causes the snow
to melt creating ice dams at every vent , this can build up during winter
months and create an terrible stress load . I have been ...
Where Can I Find a "Carpenter"?08 Sep 2008 17:00 GMT8
So I am trying to convert my garage to family room. Due to permit
rules, I have to hire licensed folks for the major parts. It's a
relatively straightforward task, and I want to act as my own general
contractor (I work as a project manager at a bank, and I have some
Low power consumption dehumidifiers $ave ?08 Sep 2008 16:48 GMT3
I am looking for a low power consumption dehumidifier to cut costs. I
seen these 2 below that use only a couple hundred watts compared to
mine which uses 792 watts(30 pint). I have a 1000 Sq ft. house and
will have the unit in the basement. Would these work well. I would say
Inserting a tee in a 1/2" water line08 Sep 2008 14:17 GMT8
When cutting into a 1/2" water line to install a tee, what length
should one cut out? I took my measurements and it seems like about an
inch, but I decided to ask anyway. The pipe I'm cutting into has a
turn, so I'm guessing I have some flexibility. Also, I presume it's a
Painting ceiling in front of oven08 Sep 2008 13:01 GMT1
I've got some ceiling paint that started peeling in front of the oven
(which vents into the kitchen -- just a simple household range) not
much more than 5 years after being painted last.  Not sure what kind
of paint it was -- I wasn't around at the time.  I'd like to do the
A new roof: Some questions08 Sep 2008 12:50 GMT21
Our family's little vacation cottage needs a new roof. I got four
estimates, ranging from $3200 to $10,000 for a 1400 square foot roof.
There are two layers to be stripped off. My questions:
All four roofers offer Certainteed 30 year architectural shingles. There
New deck - to stain or not to stain?08 Sep 2008 08:14 GMT7
Hi there --
My house in the Pacific Northwest is 47 years old, I've owned it for 8
years, and the deck that existed when I bought the house got so rotten in
parts that this year I had it all ripped out and rebuilt. (The guy that
Inserting a tee here?08 Sep 2008 04:23 GMT13
What issues will I face trying to put a tee here and what should I do
to overcome them?
http://freeboundaries.com/tee.jpg
Many thanks in advance!
Adding whole house fan08 Sep 2008 03:51 GMT5
We were thinking of adding a whole house fan to our two story house.
is this something that is normally DIY?  Assuming I can run the power
myself.
Is there a typical installation location?  Can this be installed in the
Stuck flapper washer08 Sep 2008 03:35 GMT3
I am replaceing the flapper kit on the toilet, the plastic washer on the
bottom of the tank is stuck...
How can I get it off with out breaking it ?
3 prong outlet, which way is up?08 Sep 2008 02:46 GMT104
Does the 2008 NEC specify which way to orient 3-prong outlets?
Should it be
ground on top
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/42/Electrical_outlet_with_
label.jpg/800px-Electrical_outlet_with_label.jpg

Electrical Outlet Question08 Sep 2008 02:25 GMT6
My wife plugged an extension cord with two items (a lamp and an alarm clock)
into an available slot on a surge protector, which is then plugged into an
outlet.  The surge protector already had three other items plugged into it.
As a result, the upper socket on that outlet and an ...
Garage door openers08 Sep 2008 00:53 GMT20
I would appreciate some opinions on garage door openers.
I presently have a genie of indeterminate age that is starting to fail.
Its a screw drive consumer model with the three part track bolted
together.
Dishwasher Mount to Granite?!?!?!?!?!?07 Sep 2008 23:51 GMT10
We've pretty much got our cabinets in and have picked out a nice slab
of granite for our countertop.  Our old countertop was laminated wood
and the dishwasher has two metal tabs at the top above the door and
there were wood screws thru holes in these tabs fastened into the wood
 
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