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How much is a wooden fence post?
The average cost for square wood fence posts is $20 to $50. Vinyl fence posts typically cost $10-$50 or more...
Read moreWhen can you use an air admittance valve?
It's in those situations where an air admittance valve can save the day. Air Admittance Valves (AAV) are one-way vents...
Read moreCan you build a BBQ with normal bricks?
Materials for Building a Brick and Mortar BBQ Sets are available which are designed to be set into a brick...
Read moreDo you need a ground wire for a turntable?
For the best turntable performance, two ground wires are often recommended in a turntable, external preamp setup. One ground wire...
Read moreDoes condensate drain piping need to be insulated?
Condensate lines do not have to be insulated coming off the unit. ... water passing through the pipe may reduce...
Read moreWhat kind of glue do you use on ABS pipe?
ABS black solvent cement is specially formulated to bond ABS pipe and fittings for non-pressure applications. Medium –bodied cement has...
Read moreDoes a subpanel need a separate ground?
Rule #1: The grounded conductors (neutrals) and the equipment grounds must always be isolated after the main service panel. ......
Read moreWhat causes inducer motor failure?
Most inducer motors failures are simply attributed to the older age of the furnace. In most cases, the internal bearings...
Read moreHow strong is perlite concrete?
Lightweight perlite concrete has densities from 50 to 110 lb/ft3 (800 - 1800 kg/m3), includes microsilica sand and offers high...
Read moreIs it worth getting a high efficiency furnace?
A furnace with an AFUE rating of 95% will require significantly less fuel (natural gas) to heat your home than...
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