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From: Iriecd@gmail . com - 03 Mar 2008, 08:28
I have a question about wood floors and possibly just wood in general. A few years ago I developed a weird allergy/sensitivity to being around certain wood floor homes or establishments with lots of wood fixtures. I notice it most intensely when there is a sweet smell, kind of like older wood or something (possibly mildew) The kind of smell I notice in...
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From: Wayne Whitney - 03 Mar 2008, 01:55
On 2008-03-03, Rossi <msrossi1@gmail . com > wrote: > The question, if anyone knows the answer, is: can this be done or I > have to buy a brand new commercial window and replace the whole > thing? You can buy "insert" or "replacement" windows, which are designed to be set inside the frame of the existing window, so as not to have to replace the window...
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From: Wayne Whitney - 02 Mar 2008, 23:30
On 2008-03-02, Rossi <msrossi1@gmail . com > wrote: > Thanks for the replies! So, it seems that, like anything governent, > we are always the screwed ones... Ultimately, the homeowner is responsible for meeting the building code. Much of the building code is based on safety, so it is a good idea to meet it. So even if you didn't _have_ to make a change...
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From: Rossi - 02 Mar 2008, 19:55
Hello, I finished my house remodel and called the city inspection for the final approval. Instead of the inspector who was cominng durin gthe construction steps a new came and said one my windows was not per code and it would not pass. I showed the drawings with the window's specs, which were approved by the city and the table signed by the previous...
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From: EngineeringNation - 02 Mar 2008, 17:14
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From: Mortimer - 01 Mar 2008, 23:18
A friend has a compost heap in her garden. It is surrounded by 3-foot-high brick walls on three sides and a breeze-block wall at the back. It's on a concrete base. She wants to add a dividing brick wall within it to separate it into two halves. What is the best way of tying this wall into the existing ones so it doesn't fall over. Is it necessary...
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From: Dave - 29 Feb 2008, 14:22
I have a water source heat pump in my house... I have been here about 10 years. This unit is a 5 ton and is 4 years old. Last night about 4:30am I awoke with a loud loud sound coming from my closet off of the bath. I went in there and it was the pipes under the floor banging on the floor. This right were they come into the house from the ground through...
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