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• Posted in thread: Water Heater Auto Shut Off Valve on 06-25-2011 at 03:10 PM
  :agree:I guess I am just stuck in the fact that I have installed so many darn leak-guardians
  and have had so many go off over the years WHILE PEOPLE WERE AROUND that I haven't really
  looked at the pow...

• Posted in thread: Large Flathead Screw on Bottom of Tub Faucet? on 06-25-2011 at 02:57 PM
  Hi all,Amazing, huh! It sounds like the landlord doesn't care that water is being wasted. That
  surprises me at the costs of water and sewer nowadays!ThanhN, you are not responsible to repair
  anything ...

• Posted in thread: fitting a bib tap properly on 06-25-2011 at 02:23 PM
  Hi CB,Installing the tap at an angle will have very little to do with damaging the washer
  inside (at least in the short term here) so I don't think that is an issue here.Lining the tap
  up properly, we...

• Posted in thread: Rusted chip in tub on 06-25-2011 at 02:18 PM
  Hi guys...I know this is probably too late, but I would use the naval jelly, clean that up real
  good and then I would take a dremel tool (or similar) with a small conical sanding head on it
  and I'd ro...

• Posted in thread: Problems with main valve to toilet on 06-25-2011 at 02:03 PM
  Hi AzMiranda,As Kok328 said, something's wrong with the valve and you'll need to shut off the
  water and disassemble the valve to see what went wrong. I am providing you a picture of the
  inside of thes...

• Posted in thread: Water Heater Auto Shut Off Valve on 06-25-2011 at 01:45 PM
  Hi Mcf57I'm a huge fan of the automatic water shutoffs...:)However, I wouldn't recommend the
  WAGS valve...strictly a one time use device. Here, when the water heater fails, the WAGS valve
  will shut of...