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Domestic kitchen microwaves above stove.12 Oct 2008 19:06 GMT11
Seeing a number of installations of microwaves directly 'above'
regular electric cooking stoves or 'cook-tops'. Including in a house a
relative is considering buying.
Wondering not so much about heat (Although the microwaves are not a
!!!...Twelve Proofs that Muhammad is a True Prophet12 Oct 2008 16:33 GMT13
Twelve Proofs that Muhammad is a True Prophet
Shaykh `Abdul Rahman `Abdul Khaliq
Originally published by IANA
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Bury the hachet...? "Electric Fences and Purple $1 Bills???"" ?12 Oct 2008 12:27 GMT14
Can we like bury the hatchet on the electric fence posting I made?
I just have about 20 years of anger built up over kids and adults
using my front yard as either a playground or 'shortcut'. Many loiter
in my yard for many minutes to a full hour. Some even do business with
Filling a swimming pool11 Oct 2008 23:57 GMT13
From time to time I have to refill my swimming pool due to
evaporation.
Sometimes when I know a big storm is coming I will open the drain and
let it drain an additional 8" and I will fill it back up to the proper
Attic/chimney question11 Oct 2008 23:07 GMT10
I have been wrestling with this question for quite some time.  I have
a two story house with a concrete block chimney with clay tile liner.
I have a oil fired forced air furnace with an add on wood stove piped
into the same chimney.  I have been heating my home with this set up
Low CFM ventillation fan11 Oct 2008 22:03 GMT8
I'm looking for a decent quality inline fan that will move air through
a 4" pipe, 30 feet long, but at a low CFM rate, perhaps 10 cfm.  All
of the bath fans I've seen are 50 cfm or more or the variable speed DC
fans that are somewhat expensive (> $200).
Get women out of the bathroom FAST11 Oct 2008 22:03 GMT15
Are you tired of the women in your house spending hours in the
bathroom?  You're not alone.  Men all over the world have been trying
to get into the bathroom for centuries.  It's no wonder men get
prostate disease.  It's because they got to piss and hold it far too
Bosch dumping 36 volt hammer drill11 Oct 2008 21:57 GMT5
Amazon and eBay are offering the Bosch 18636-02 hammer drill for
$200 or less, while some stores list it for over $500. I ordered one
shipped for $180 (US). That kit with the "-02" suffix includes two
36 volt 2 amp/hour lithium-ion FatPack batteries.
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Computer power supply uses (NOT home repair topic)11 Oct 2008 15:43 GMT21
In the days of old, I used to use a mobile CB, which
sat on a (designed for it) power supply. The CB was
12 volts DC, and the power supply rectified the house
power, to provide DC for the two way radio. And the
furnace blows cold air on summer, but does not blow on winter11 Oct 2008 15:42 GMT7
My furnace keeps lighting the burners while the blower switch is on
winter, but the blower never turns on. When I switch the blower to
summer, the blower turns on and stays on, but the burners never
ignite; so the furnace just blows cold air into the room. I've been
Another post on Insulating a cold room11 Oct 2008 15:34 GMT3
I got some decent advice on the cold room.   My cold room has no
ventilation to the basement around it.  It only vents to the
outside.   Would it be wise, If I blocked the vents to outside, with,
lets say, insulation and then made a vent from the inside of the cold
HOA: "I don't give a f*** what his problem is..."11 Oct 2008 15:27 GMT12
Man buys house and lot in Kennewick, Wash. According to HOA rules, he has
one year from occupancy to landscape (including irrigation) his 2-acre
property.
However, the man's reserve unit has been mobilized, he's on his way to Iraq,
"A" Frame Evaporator Coil Question11 Oct 2008 13:46 GMT8
We have an almost two year old electric furnace/air conditioning unit with
an "A" frame style evaporator coil mounted in the air handler section of
the furnace.  The evaporator coil sits in a very heavy guage plastic or
composite condensate collection pan with excellent drainage, ...
!!!...YOU MUST KNOW THIS MAN11 Oct 2008 13:40 GMT1
In The Name Of Allaah,
Most Gracious, Most Merciful
YOU MUST KNOW THIS MAN
MUHAMMAD
 
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