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• Posted in thread: Water supply to outdoor tap leaks - easy fix for dummies? on 05-13-2013 at 06:41 PM
  Probably not, but if the tubing is flexible enough I don't think it will be an issue. Sounds
  like a project for this week-end! I'll keep you posted. Thanks again.

• Posted in thread: Water supply to outdoor tap leaks - easy fix for dummies? on 05-13-2013 at 02:03 PM
  Thank you nealtw, that sounds within our abilities (lol). Are there any drawbacks to using
  these types of connectors or pex tubing for this application?

• Posted in thread: Water supply to outdoor tap leaks - easy fix for dummies? on 05-13-2013 at 01:20 PM
  Hi everyone,I am back as you were kind enough to advise with some HVAC issues at our former
  rental house. We have since bought our own house in the suburbs, a single home built around
  1986-1987. It is...

• Posted in thread: No AC installed, is it possible to leave gas furnace blower on? on 08-10-2010 at 01:48 PM
  kok328 - Thank you for the suggestion but as we are renting I do not want to modify any of the
  existing wiring. We'll hopefully be buying a house in a near future and can get out of this
  stuffy place!

• Posted in thread: No AC installed, is it possible to leave gas furnace blower on? on 07-29-2010 at 12:56 PM
  kok328 - Thank you for your help. I have done as you suggested (set the Temp as low as it will
  go that is 7 degrees C, fan on, heat) and nothing happens even after several hours.I should add
  I have in...

• Posted in thread: No AC installed, is it possible to leave gas furnace blower on? on 07-28-2010 at 02:14 PM
  Hello all,this is my first post on this forum! I currently rent a bungalow built in the 60s,
  being a previous appartment-dweller I have a few dumb questions about some of the appliances!
  :D The topic ...