OK all you DIY'ers, I've got a question for you.
Back around Thanksgiving we suddenly noticed that our hot water ran out after about 20 minutes. We never had a problem with it before. Of course, we are renting and I'm not the one fixing this, but even the maintenance guys seem to be at a...
My water heater is in the attic of our house. It gets quite cold up there this time of year. I have a thermal blanket to wrap it in. Any advice on how to do this correctly? Anything I should be wary of? Anything to avoid? I have ben told that I should wrap it so that the blanket does not touch...
My hot water heater stopped working. I was following instructions to see if I can reignite the pilot light. There is a small dark piece of glass I am supposed to look through. I am not seeing anything sort of light back there when I try and relight the pilot. Any idea what I should be seeing and...
Whilst making my weekly purchase of Deft i noticed they also have a "water borne lacquer"
i would welcome any discussion, pros and cons on this product
Yeah, I could look it up but as I have said before...... Slingblade voice on :
" I like the way y'all talk " :gar-Bi
TIA :icon_thum
Another water heater question for you all, sorry :P
Anyway, I have a crawlspace with a direct vent water heater that has a vent pipe that goes up a few inches and then horizontal a foot or two through a cinder block wall. It just died and needs a replacement.
A friend has an extra water...
I just took down my old water heater. The inlet and outlet pipes were soldered so I had to hacksaw them.
I don't have a torch for soldering pipes. Is there a coupler or something I can use instead?
We got home from vacation Tuesday night to very little hot water (gotta love it). :wmad:
Wednesday, being the licensed bean counter I am, I started doing the math to determine if I should call a plumber while I was out looking over the water heater. I put my hand over each cover and the top...
My water heater is leaking around the base. Its not to the point of dripping but it is leaking. I understand this means the tank is corroded so it will have to be replaced. Is there a way to at least slow down the leak to keep it working a little while longer?
Here's the history:
Average daily use for 11 months; about 125 gal.
Average daily use for February, 2010; about 425 gal. :evil:
An obvious leak and a closed system test showed that it was between the meter box and the shut-off valve inside the home. However, there were no signs of...
We have been using a water cooler and bottled water for about 5 years. My water cooler has sprung a leak, so I either need to replace it or get a good filtration system.
My wife and I drink a lot of water, and we are both a bit finicky about it's flavor. Garner water, in fact most city water...
Do you have a sink, or shower that takes forever to get hot water? Watts makes a recirculating hot water system that uses existing lines. Basically it's a pump with timer mounted at water heater, and a thermostatically controlled bypass valve that is located at furtherest faucet set from water...
Hey Everyone,
Update: Contacted insurance people. They called yesterday when we were gone selling our 98 Acura TL, and haven't called back.
Anyway yesterdays big rain storm that we had should have surely left some water puddles in the front foyer area. NOPE
It is as dry as a bone. So...
I have used waterstones for sharpening for years. Up until a year or so ago, when I bought a Norton flattening stone, I used sandpaper on a glass plate for flattening every few sessions. Lately I have been seeing flaky results. I use a Veritas bevel guide, establish the main bevel with the...
I hope ya'll will tell me I'm worrying for nothing......
Whilst under the house (no sewage stories this time), large runs of my water pipe is under or sitting in contact with the ground.
There is some green corrosion or, as I like to pretend it is, a patina of joy on some of the pipe...
I would like to share a water based finishing system from target coatings (targetcoatings.com) that I think is not just as good, but better than any other I have used. I started out using waterlox oil based on cabinets, urethane based for high traffic and a nice french polish with dewaxed...
LOML and son are washing the deck down and she wanted me to seek the advice of the experts - she wants me to ask "what is the best water protecting you can out on our wooden deck?"
Thanks