Q:I have decided to put him in diapers/nappies and all drynites and adult nappies but they just leak I want advice on baby and toddler nappies, I asked him and he has NO problem at all with baby nappies as long as they don't leak like drynites and other nappies. Like I said before his waist size is 28 and his hip size is 30. I have tried some pampers easy ups size 6 on him but his *male reproductive organ* is a bit too big in them, mainly when he gets boners. I am thinking of buying Huggies little walkers size 6, pampers baby dry or a libero nappy. The doctor says that it will last for about 1 more year, maybe less. Please tell me which nappies/diapers to buy and I just listed some that I found in my local shop above. We need to buy them in a shop because we always have a problem with ordering from the Internet.

Yes you can. I am guessing it is copper if you live in the north. they have kits with ferrels where you only need to cut the pipe, and replace with a splice where pipe is broken. (get at hardware) Getting to the break is the biggest problem. Tools, saw or hammer to break out wall, pipe cutter or hand saw, wrench for tightening ferrell fittings. It would be best to replace the fittings with soldered fittings in better weather. I am guessing this is under a cupboard, in future, leave cupboard doors open, or let water drip, drip, drip bothhot and cold to prevent freezing. Good luck.

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Q:Joint type of pipe joint

Straight through joint, straight joint, three way joint, elbow, live nut joint, hinge joint, plug head, transition joint, etc.Double card sleeve assembly: front clamping ring, back clamping ring, nutMaterials are commonly made of stainless steel and carbon steelMetric, inch thread and American Standard NPT, PT, G are pipe thread.NPT is the abbreviation of National (American) Pipe Thread, an American Standard 60 degree taper pipe thread, used in North America. National standards refer to GB/T12716-1991

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Here's what you really need to do to fix the pipe. Turn off your water supply to the house and open the faucet to drain off the water pressure. Using a pipe cutter or hack saw, you'll have to cut your existing pipe near where the leak is. Note that many have advised using a torch to melt the solder in a close joint, but with the water in the line (because you won't be able to get the water out of all the pipe), it will take forever to heat the pipe up enough to melt the solder and the water that comes out if and when you do get it melted will be dangerously hot). Go to the hardware store and get a new coupling and see if you have enough room (straight pipe) to install this where your leak is. If you do, measure how much pipe you need to remove on the piece with the leak and cut it off. If you can't fit the coupling, you may need to remove the bad section of pipe and install a new piece of pipe. If you have to do this, you should be able to apply heat to a joint and pull out the old piece of pipe. then, use the pieces you removed to cut your new piece. Prepare your existing pipe and coupling, or new pipe and existing joints for sweating, and apply a good coat of flux.

Q:My smoke detector is incessantly chirping and needs to be replaced. But it is hardwired to the ceiling and I'm not sure how to get it out. It has a battery compartment on one side and then three wires connected to it but I'm not sure how to get them out. Can anyone help me?

I understand the need for the cables. It is not for use to determine that it is overkill when you have not stated a thing about the use. Presumably you don't want to create work for yourself. Rules vary between jurisdictions, but there are some general principals: 1) Holes should be no more than 25% of the joist diameter, and obviously smaller is better. 2) Multiple holes are fine but must be separated by at least three hole diameters. 3) Wiring running along joists must be clipped in place every 200mm or so. 4) Holes should be towards the _end_ of a span - this is often got the wrong way around online. Stresses are greatest at the center of the spam since that is where the most flexing takes place. Avoid the centre third of the span as a result. 5) Holes should not be within 1 1/8 of the top of a joist to reduce the chance of a nail piercing the cable. This is not strictly a rule for computer cables (it is for power) but you are still best paying attention to it. Personally, if it was me doing this my default approach barring any site-specific difficulties would be a sequence of 16mm holes on say 100mm spacing. You'll be able too get three leads through each hole. Resist the temptation to jam more wires through each hole - the leads should pass through freely to avoid burning where the insulation is damaged by the wires rubbing against each other inside the hole.

Q:The collar on the kit is supposed to poke a hole directly into the pipe, then feed water into the line that attaches to the fridge. I went to do this the other day and found that the pipe underneath the sink is made of silver mesh. (Braided?) So is that going to work? Or will putting the collar into the line going to make it leak?

might need a rotation and balance take it to the nearest tire shop and explain your problem to them

Q:k so i have found a robin egg, it is not cracked and it was on the ground, not in a nest and when i picked it up it was warm. so i put it in a box with a blanket and i have a heater next to it at 60 degrese and it is about 2 and a half inches away from the blanket but it is in a box. im afrade while im at school it might catch something on firewill it?

Can you walk with a stick cuz your going to be blind. The pain you are experancing is a normal reaction to stupidity. You need a few days to suffer so you wont do this again. Maybe tomrow you can park jets without hearing protection. What you have done is stare into the sun Your doc may be able to perscribe some eye drops if not try viseane The stingwill go away in a week or two good luck and dont do that anymore

Q:I have a young cousin who has gone into law enforcement and needs some puncture proof gloves. Can anyone offer an opinion about which are the safest/best, i.e., name brand, type, etc. Thanks.

Its not an actual flame its static electricity but if you have seen the glass balls you can touch with your finger and the electricity follows your fingers this is basically what it looks like. There have been reports they call st elmos fire on the ground of balled electricity that floats aroundduring a storm but ive never seen this on the ground,, the only one ive seen is in the air

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I have no advice.. only I know how this feels i've done this a few times before. maybe peeing before bed? good luck!

Q:Swagelok sells SWAK at $40 or more for an 8oz. tube. Then there's another brand, something like STALOCK or whatever it's called, and it runs for $68 for an 8oz. tube. On the other hand, you can buy a 16oz. bottle of RectorSeal 5 for $20-$30, and other PTFE dopes for less.So, how do you really evaluate which pipe dope will work for stainless? We had a horrifying time at one plant with 2 SS threaded fittings, seemed they all got galled and leaked. Any ideas? Can you really trust lower end pipe dope?

To get water from one place to another? Very usefull for plumbing up all sorts of things, Sump filters, central filtration systems, automatic water changers etc. I have to go and buy a length, and a heap of various fittings, this week to connect my new tanks to their home made sump filters. Ian