Q:The role of wood floor buckle ~

2.7 meters of no more than 30

Q:what is sea floor spreading and why does the magnetic pole help us to understand this process??thank you :))

Sea floor spreading is the tectonic plate-related condition found when two plates diverge(i.e. move away from each other) . Upwelling magma fills in the fissure left in the gap. As more spread occurs, more magma rises to fill both sides of the fissure. More sea floor is formed. The magnetic domains of iron atoms in magnetite in basalt, orient to the positive magnetic pole ( North Presently)and those orientations are fixed/locked when the magnetite/iron cools below the Curie point regardless of future pole changes. When mapping the sea floor, Navy researchers found that these magnetic domains would lie in one direction then switch to the opposite pole. They also found the these bands were the same for bands equally distant to the ocean mid oceanic ridge on the opposite side. This pattern repeated may times each time resulting in an identical orientation equally distant on the opposite side of the mid-oceanic ridge. (repeated for emphasis) As the mid-oceanic ridge propagation /sea floor spreading is a conveyor belt of continuous basalt production. This alternating band of magnetic orientation could only come about it the magnetic poles were swapping orientation on a recurring basis in intervals of hundreds of thousands of years. Ergo seafloor spreading and magnetic pole orientation prove each others existence You are most welcome!

Q:What gets ink stains from a pen off the floor?

vinyl and linoleum: mix 1 cup vinegar and a few drops of baby oil in 1 gallon warm water. For tough jobs, add 1/4 cup borax. Use sparingly on linoleum. wood: apply a thin coat of 1:1 vegetable oil and vinegar and rub in well. painted wood: mix 1 teaspoon washing soda into 1 gallon (4L) hot water. brick and stone tiles: mix 1 cup white vinegar in 1 gallon (4L) water; rinse with clear water. Most floor surfaces can be easily cleaned using a solution of vinegar and water. For damp-mopping wood floors: mix equal amounts of white distilled vinegar and water. Add 15 drops of pure peppermint oil; shake to mix I would rinse with clean water afterwards just to be on the safe side Tough stains: half a lemon and sprinkle with bicarbonate of soda and rub till the stain is gone. Rinse wth clean water

Q:I want to replace my hardwood floors..My sub floor has some weak spots.Can I put a new sub floor over the top of the exsisting hardwood floors and put new floors over the new sub?I hate to have the mess of ripping up the old stuff. I know I will need to have the doors resized because this will raise my floors.

your sub floor also runs under the walls . your better off with the mess and do it right .just keep your mess neet , don't bite off more than you can chew . Keep ! A Backup Plan . in case you need help to finish . you may as well only replace the week areas . older floors may take some thought to match up .

Q:I recently just got put on a quiet floor (not at my request), and was wondering what the quiet floors at your school were like. For me, the quiet period begins at 7pm and ends at 10 am. What I'm hoping to happen is that the majority of the residents will decide that they don't want it to be a quiet floor. Some extra questions:Were the quiet floors enforced well?Did people on the quiet floor actually want quiet?Was it fun? (probably not)

My friend was the RA of the quiet floor last year. Trust me, she enforced quiet hours, even when her friends visited her. Her residents had fun though. They weren't drunk and partying at 3 in the morning on the floor. But they still hung out, played video games, talked, went out, etc. If you don't want to live on the quiet floor, see if you can switch to a different floor.

Q:what can I use to dissassemble my laminate floor?

Depends on if the laminate is the old style where the glue is just on the tongue and grooves of the planks, or if the entire floor was glued down, and not sure I have ever seen the latter. However, if former, just set a circular saw to penetrate no more than the depth of the laminate and start removing by sections. If the latter, and the floor is truly glued to a hard surface, I would still use the circular saw, starting in an open space like a doorway, and cut through a roughly rectangular section. Then, get something to pry it up with, trying to break the glue bond. They make an ice scraper (large), for scraping drives and walks, that might work along with a prying tool like a crowbar. Keep working the tool far enough under the cut section, and try to pop it up. Repeat the process. If you don't care about the old laminate, once you get going with the first section, keep one going in spite of any splintering or breakage. Be sure to remove your baseboard molding or vinyl molding first.

Q:The bathroom is about 6inches off from one end of the floor to the other. And that is a 4ft span. The tub is at the level end which is the lowest part of the floor. We want to leave the tub and build up the floor around it. What is the best and fastest way to do that ourselves?Our kitchen is also unlevel. The floor slants to one corner. It may be about 3 inches off level. We need to level out both floors, but have no idea how.

Unlevel Floors

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The floor has been flat, then you do not have to find leveling. Can be called water and electricity workers to lazy rough sniper spoons pay stubble long riveting mouth slotted buried. But this cost is relatively high, the master may be in order to save labor. And not leveling, then the ground may be lower than the bathroom and kitchen floor tiles, easy to pour water.

Q:My house was built 3 years ago and the second floor squeaks and gives when walked on. I am not talking about one area but many many areas.

Floor joists if properly sized and spaced should not noticeable deflect when walked on and squeaking could result. Squeaking could also occur from movement of floor boards across the joists, if not nailed securely or if the spacing between joists are too great. Normally a bedroom floor would be designed for a live load of about 30 lb./s.f. The size of joists and their spacing would depend on their unsupported span.

Q:Would like to know about it!

If your ground is flat enough, you can shop directly on the ground. If the flatness is not enough, the floor company must give you pad foam or decoration when the ground leveling! I suggest you in the decoration before the first floor company to the home to measure, and then decide how to deal with. This is more affordable to save money.