Recent content by Dennisrl

It is not a GFCI breaker. They are not "cheap" power strips. They are pretty fairly priced good quality ones recommended by an IT buddy. They are not the big industrial bricks, but also not the cheap tool store ones. I have also replaced them thinking that was potentially the issue. The...

It is against the garage and shares a wall with another bedroom. There is no basement (I'm in FL).

In the past few months a breaker keeps tripping in my house. The house is only about 4 1/2 years old and the breaker covers my entire office the laundry room outlet (not the washer and dryer) as well as a garage outlet that is only used when I am working in the garage. I used a receptacle...

If I pump the bull**** x or 300x it make seems no difference.

The repair job was really only meant to be one coat. That crap was thicker than I expected and extremely hard to manipulate into the holes.

I have a probably 8-9 yr old lawnmower. Unsure of the brand but it was my Father in Law's who owned a lawn care company so I am betting it was a pretty decent one when it was new. It became very hard to start and would stutter and choke out often. I replaced the oil, ran a cleaning system...

I definitely don't want to drill through it just yet. As an absolute last resort maybe. Otherwise it will bother my ADHD. My first though it bigger screws. I'm going to try that when I buy a new door closer. The frame itself is bent up as well. Any idea on how to flatten that out? It's...

My screen frame where the door closed attached to the frame. During the last hurricane it rocked back and forth and stretched the screw holes. I tried filling it with the steel JB weld but the aluminum is bent up and I don't think will take. I'm going to try it anyway but think at best...