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Right, me and my bf went for a walk and i text my friend and then left my phone on a wall. right next to the wall were gardens, 4 kids were on a trampoline staring at us. when i got home i realised i had forgotten my phone. i ran back to the spot and it was gone, but the children weren't in the garden. we rang it over and over, once someone answered made a screaching sound and hung up the phone. we then went to knock on their door and ask if they had seen it, they said no. now i still dont have my phone, is there anyway i can track it? where i last had it wasnt far away. it has now died, so when we ring it, it goes straight to voicemail. HELP?!?!
what kind of pipes does he have? galvanized or copper. well water tends to have higher levels of minerals and the pipes can become clogged over time. galvanized is affected more than copper. it may also be that they installed small lines. also look for obstructions at the individual outlets. the same minerals or sediment may be restricting flow to the sinks and shower. they usually have screens in them. the outside spigot would not have one.
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I'm still in the process of getting used to an electric stove. I'm planning on frying meatballs in canola oil and I'm wondering what heat setting I should use. I need it to be hot enough to actually cook the ground beef but not too hot because our smoke detectors are super sensitive. Thanks!
Reference standards ABS pipe: BS 5391 Part 1 ABS fittings: BS 5392 Part 1 Astore ABS product are UK Water Regulations Advisory Scheme approved and listed (Licence N?° 9902026) Pressure rating to 20°C Imperial ABS Fittings – Solvent Cement 1/2″ – 6″ 15 bar ABS Fittings – Solvent Cement 8″ – 12″ 9 bar ABS Fittings – Threaded up to 2″ 12 bar
Okay so my 6 yr old son is a bed wetter and put him in disposable diapers at night. I too was a bed wetter at night growing up and my parents had me in diapers at night. I just got reaquainted with an old friend and she has a 5 yr old that is a bed wetter but refuses to use diapers or pull up diapers on him. I have been trying to explain to her that I have done an enormous amount of research on bed wetting and diapering at night and its not a bad thing to use diapers at night but she keeps refusing but also keeps complaining about how much laundry she is doing. I want to prove to her that is not a bad thing so heres my question:How many of you wet the bed growing up and was put into diapers for it or:did/do you know of anyone that is diapering a child for bed wetting.She thinks children 5 and older are too old for diapering at night. I don't see anything wrong with diapering a 5 to 8 yr old for bed wetting, I was diapered at that age and turned out just fine.. Your thoughts?
You can still find polybutylene or Quest fittings at many mobile-home supply some regular plumbing supply houses still has some fittings , there are polybutylene to PEX adapters available You can try swagging the pipe but if it is a bit brittle it may split
All I know you need to put the phone by the door I don't know the rest
EDIT: There are systems that can install an epoxy liner in an existing sewer lateral. One of many is linked below. They will come into your house with a camera system and run it down the main sewer and find out where the break(s) occur. From there they will install an inflatable pipe within the system that will extrude the new epoxy liner. It may take a few hours, and it will cost about 40% of what a new pipe would cost, but there is little or no digging, and certainly nothing under your house. Ask around in your ara or search No Dig Sewer Repair or similar words. END EDIT. Clay sewer pipe of that vintage used mostly a mortar mix for the sealant - and some very few used rubber gaskets in addition to the mortar. Between settling and normal aging, the joints tend to move a little. And then between heating and cooling, hot water from a bath followed by cold water from a toilet flush, even more stress is put on the joints. Do this for 30 - 40 years and the joints get loose. An air-blaster system will blow the mortar right out of the joints, possibly split the pipes themselves and possibly even move the pipes themselves. It is absolutely the worst possible thing to do with a vitreous-pipe system. Keep in mind that the pipe itself tends to be pretty impervious to wear and tear - it is usually joint failure, movement and roots (causing joint failure and movement) that causes problems. Good luck with it. When/if you have to replace the pipes, consider Schedule 80 PVC if permitted by code. It is much stronger than Schedule 40, and should last at least 100 years, probably much more, if installed correctly. Use 304-stainless no-hub mechanical fittings rated for underground use, *NOT* solvent fittings. Or go straight to ductile iron and similar fittings.
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i can't give you a dollar amount but you have issues. from what you say i would consider taking everything out from the meter to the house and doing the sewer lines too. is it a slab foundation or peer and beam? too broad to answer 3500.00 to 5 K depending on this and that. and that's just a guess. not good, that's fer sure. GL to you. jim,
Inspired by another question I asked just recently.
Both pipe dope and teflon tape are approved methods, though the teflon tape MUST be the yellow tape that IS approved for gas. The white tape is NOT! Also, not all pipe dopes are approved for gas, so make sure you have either an approved dope (it will say so on the can or tube) or the yellow tape. Al
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IT WOULDN'T WORK. Insulation is made to NOT conduct electricity. Why are there no lightning rods made of wood? Because wood is an insulator, not a conductor. A LIGHTNING ROD CONDUCTS ELECTRICITY. CONDUCTOR? CONDUCTor? Yes? No? Really?! Hate to be a jerk, but seriously.