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How Common Was This?26 Sep 2008 07:26 GMT11
I have a house built in the early 1920's. Every wall in every room was
wallpapered with the paper applied over the bare plaster, multiple
layers no less. No paint, no primer just plaster. It was a major pain
to get all the paper off those walls, lots of scrapes and gouges left
Quick fix for leaking roof26 Sep 2008 03:33 GMT15
My daughters roof is leaking, anyway to make a quick, fast temporary repair,
until she can afford to have the thing replaced..
Barry
I Am Reduced to Buying My Lumbar from the Big Box Stores26 Sep 2008 03:22 GMT9
Does anybody know whether/if/which Lowes or Home Depot usually has
better lumber?
installing connectors on RG-6?26 Sep 2008 02:43 GMT18
since it's not possible to work outside today (thanks Hanna!) I gathered
up all the cable stuff I'd gathered in preparation to install a cable
outlet in the living room.  Before I got started I wanted to make sure
that I'd be able to terminate the cable.  Well, I can't - I'm ...
Do remote controls talk to each other?26 Sep 2008 00:01 GMT25
I have come across a strange problem. I have a house that has an
entertainment center that operates on a remote. It's been there for
years and works great.
Two months ago I had a new wall unit a/c installed with a remote
Pergo Floors25 Sep 2008 22:45 GMT1
Could this be the coolest site on the Internet?
Matt Callen is giving away an awesome software package
called HyperVRE. Basically what this software does
is create websites for you that contain the two
Radon mitigation, electric costs and green living25 Sep 2008 20:22 GMT2
The Wife and I have a contract on a house where the inspection just
showed a radon gas level of 13.1 picocuries/liter. Mind you, that's in
a house that has been unoccupied for a few months after a foreclosure,
but still, over three times the EPA's limit of acceptable risk tells
Update: trim around bath vent siding (pics)25 Sep 2008 19:32 GMT4
A couple of days ago , I asked for advice how to trim around a bath
vent i installed. Because my siding was not flat, I followed the
instructions and cut around the whole perimeter of the vent.
It turns out Lowes had a mounting block for this purpose. Although it
Time for a new central AC, need advice.25 Sep 2008 19:29 GMT38
Well my AC has finally kicked the bucket.  I had an AC guy (Scott's AC)
come out and he is recommending an Amana 13 SEER unit.  Is Amana a good
brand?  This is just for the unit that sits outside of the house, not
any heater, air mover(?) that goes inside.  I'm getting a quote of ...
Bird Problem25 Sep 2008 18:01 GMT18
There is this one small bright yellow bird that is banging on my kitchen
window incessantly. This has been going on for 2 weeks now. I've gone outside
and drove him off, sprayed the hose at him, washed down the window but he
still comes back. If i drive him away he's back in a ...
High Humidity in the home25 Sep 2008 17:59 GMT11
I have consistently high humidity levels, never falling below 85% in
my new apartment. Today my dial reads 97%.
It's bothering me because I also dry my clothes inside and they take a
very long time to dry.
Fuel leak where line enters fuel tank25 Sep 2008 16:30 GMT8
Hi.  I hope this is the right group to post this question.  I have a
weed whacker/trimmer and the fuel line goes from the carb into the
fuel tank via a hole in the fuel tank (instead of there being a
connector on the fuel tank).  Original fuel line was OK in that it was
crimped versus wirenutted grounds?25 Sep 2008 06:48 GMT8
I replaced an outlet today at a commercial site.  Now I admit I don't know
anything about commercial electrical, but around here grounds are required
to be crimped residentially; wirenutting isn't allowed.
I was surprised to see the ground was wirenutted.  I assume that if ...
I have a dead mouse in my AC - need help getting to it?25 Sep 2008 04:21 GMT24
Our house smells horrible.  I recently put out some rat poison (first
mistake) and now we have an overwhelming smell of a decaying dead animal in
our house.  I have narrowed it down to our inside AC unit.  It seems to be
directly below the blower behind the area that has all of ...
Portable generator parts Generac25 Sep 2008 03:40 GMT7
Looking for a set of engine filters (oil & air) specifically for the Guardian
OHIV engine model GH-220 made by Generac for their 4000exl portable generator.
When I search the web site it sends me to Briggs and Stratton. A search of local
generator dealers was unproductive. TIA
 
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