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What size hot water pipe should I use?07 Sep 2008 23:45 GMT10
I need to run hot water pipes to the various appliances in my home.  Some
of the appliances (lavatories, and sinks) will use relatively small amounts
of water at a time but will be used frequently, while others (tubs &
showers) will be used less frequently but will use much more hot ...
stuck washer on toilet07 Sep 2008 23:25 GMT15
The plastic washer on the outside bottom of the tank for the flapper unit is
stuck or glued on..
How do  get if off ?
cell phone07 Sep 2008 22:42 GMT15
Do cell phone batteries just die suddenly or do they usualy loose
loose the ability to hold a charge, mine is 1.5 yrs old but today the
phone is dead, it has been holding a charge
Multimeter Ohms07 Sep 2008 21:22 GMT21
I've never really understood about MM readouts for ohms.
I have here a Chinee-Sears digital MM (maybe $15 on sale) and a circuit that
should measure 450-550 ohms. I set the MM to 2k ohms, the MM reads
say .500.
radiant barrier in new construction07 Sep 2008 20:18 GMT8
Suppose a house has radiant barrier housewrap, then 1 x 2 furring
strips on the outside and topped with 4 x 8 hardie concrete siding.
Would there be any problem if I installed foil backed fiberglass in
the wall cavity with the foil facing the interior?
cracked concrete slab has patch in it-slab only 2-3 inches thick07 Sep 2008 19:55 GMT19
MY 3 year old house built on a concrete slab has a new crack I found
(the 6th one) in the floor of a room where I was removing builder
(Veranda Homes LLC) installed carpet. The crack is 14 feet long and at
one end was a bad patch job that was  a 1 1/2 foot hole.
Electric water heater thermostat.07 Sep 2008 17:07 GMT1
In need of replacement Apcom thermostats(upper ad lower). Any good
on-line source?
TIA,
Any way to "measure" wire gauge in power cord?07 Sep 2008 16:17 GMT30
To avoid voltage drop (and power loss) at startup, I want to make sure
that the power cord to my 15 year old Craftsman table saw is 12 gauge
(or upgrade it if it is not).
There are no markings on the cord and no reference in the manual. The
Any good contractors?07 Sep 2008 15:24 GMT12
My wife and I just buy a house in San Diego, and we are first time hom
owner, so we know little about home improvement, such as flooring -
hardwood floor and ceramic tile. Can anybody recommend some goo
contractors?
Shuttle Fuel Tank Design.07 Sep 2008 11:31 GMT50
Isn't is obvious to the most clueless that the tanks to be covered
with a hairnet or pantyhose type covering?
Surely there are dozens of materials that will withstand the heat and
vibration of lift-off NOT reentry.....
Craftsman mitre saw problem07 Sep 2008 10:14 GMT5
Hello. I have a craftsman 10" sliding compound mitre saw.
When set for a 45 degree bevel, the blade strikes the left plastic table
insert.  There is no adjustment possible on the saw, and it looks as if
it would slice at least 1/4 " off the radius of the insert.  All other
Gas Range Help07 Sep 2008 08:56 GMT5
Does anyone know where I can find a manual for a Roper gas range,
model# F8957WD, Serial# 7X64378? Does anyone know how old this unit
is?
Removing paint from "antique'd" door hardware07 Sep 2008 03:28 GMT3
Can anyone suggest a good method to remove paint (could be oil based) from the
"antigue'd brass" hardware of a door lock, without messing up the origional
finish?
Preventing racking in hex gazebo07 Sep 2008 00:22 GMT5
We are building a 6 sided gazebo and we've been able to only stop some
of the racking in some directions. We still have some racking
occurring and would like to take care of that completely.
This is a URL that shows our progress so far and should show pretty
What is wrong with this picture?07 Sep 2008 00:15 GMT27
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