Bldaz
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Reply to comment by j45780 in moving heavy water heater upstairs by j45780
Sorry man dolly and a bunch of guys
Bldaz t1_j6g12fu wrote
Reply to moving heavy water heater upstairs by j45780
Might be filled with calcium crack that drain off
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Reply to Attic ventilation with spray foam insulation? by shanedn
The attic has to breath or it will get hotter, and so the main house. Vents low and vents high passive cooling. The foam just slows the progression
Bldaz t1_j2dph6f wrote
Reply to Hanging 15 lbs child from a 1x6 over head. Which supports more downward force - screwing horizontally into the 1” edge, or vertically straight up into the 6” face? by Jolly-Performer
That opening undoubtedly has 2x framing inside predrill into that sink screws bolts whatever into it vertically or horizontally by min 2” you are done it with hold you up
Bldaz t1_j2dohq5 wrote
Reply to comment by Kleenexexpress in What shower caulk to fill a wide (1/2") gap by climbtigerfrog
Silicone will start drying before you finish applying, tape will pull it off more the longer you wait. I don’t use tape My choice 1 -That needs to be cleared out first. 2-You can use a silicone grout that matches the existing grout or Try Amp caulking very little sag. Just a simple reminder there’s a 1/4-1/2 “ lip extending upward on that tub you can’t see. Curious if that sub floor is sagging
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Reply to comment by DruFastDruFurious in My wife asked if I'd like to try a new sex position by Lord-Wombat
Four paw
Bldaz t1_j21swih wrote
Lost a leg?
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Reply to I’ve tried two different wood stains, on my baseball bat, and it still hasn’t worked by diabolicalpizzaman
Was it completely sanded to begin with?Sanded between coats with what grit? #400 would be plenty What is the wood species? Maple?
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Reply to Exterior door stuck closed by WtRingsUGotBithc
The door handle has some integral flush bolts that latch in the center of the jamb. My guess is that when it was pushed downward it revolved too far. The post on taking the hinge pins out is the best bet then figure out how to release the latches once it’s off
Bldaz t1_ixwri41 wrote
Reply to Help with screw tightening by blzmwt
You used a stud finder so you are on the wood guessing you didn’t predrill and studs split. It doesn’t take much to split fir.
Bldaz t1_ixlpphv wrote
Maybe it’s sheet foam pink and white? Wont hold nails semi hard or stiff but able to push in make dents? If it is drywall a big box of paste is 10 bucks large drywall blade same. Id get a hawk or trough to get the mud on the blade well. Try you hand at laying on new drywall paste flat.
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Reply to comment by DotAccomplished5484 in Shiplap falling off of wall- diy by previous owners fail by [deleted]
That’s a slap
Bldaz t1_iwmierl wrote
Reply to How to disconnect from hose Bibb? by Jon-Snowfalofagus
Its behind the vanity?
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Reply to comment by guy_n_cognito_tu in Humidity range to put on KILZ original (oil) indoor primer? by mos87
Ditto what this guy said open up the plastic vent pull it back doorway windows
Bldaz t1_iub612m wrote
Reply to comment by villagewinery in Plumbing Advice - Toilet Draining to a 2" Line by [deleted]
Exactly
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Reply to comment by TheFilthyMick in Unable to remove the bathtub faucet by vishakhastardustmars
Ditto what he said, unless you are prepared to go all the way( isn’t all plumbing like this?) can you get to the back side of the plumbing?
Bldaz t1_itioet6 wrote
Reply to How to fix door popping when walking near it? by -Susil
Ghosts ? How is the jack moving up ? The door never does this when opening or closing? Its the floor or subfloor weight pushing it down
Bldaz t1_itgplfc wrote
Thats cheap 5 k to remove exterior back yard pad and dig down replace cast with ABS added bull horns maybe 20ft
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Reply to How to affix cat trees to walls? by scarykoala
Get rid of the cats better idea
Bldaz t1_it4ct62 wrote
Reply to comment by silverbullet52 in Power outlets have a faint smell. by napstur
Unless you are used to doing this id advise against that. Some older homes are aluminum wiring. You need to add certain wire nuts as well as looking for burnt wires.
Bldaz t1_isxvzy0 wrote
Dont slice/cut the wire with screwdriver
Bldaz t1_islfzf0 wrote
Mechanical fasteners through a larger piece of wood strip would clamp it in place. The leather would remain as your hinge. Dare to say look a tad better too.
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Reply to does anyone know how to trim styrofoam? by friggityfrogg
One of those motorized Black and decker turkey knife cutters or hot knife. Hot knife reduces the size as it melts.
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Reply to How do I resolve a ceiling fan and light fixture that are controlled by same switches. by Madams135
With only one power line in. The easiest way is to buy a universal remote . you will be able to turn on & off both. They run About 30-50 bucks and of course some wiring at the fan support box