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DIY Home Repair Forum:
HVAC
01-12-2013, 11:27 PM
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Furnace problem
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carnuck
If it's oil, maybe someone added gasoline to it?
If it's oil, maybe someone added gasoline to it?
DIY Home Repair Forum:
Decorating and Design
01-12-2013, 11:25 PM
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7
Bathroom Lighting Help
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614
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carnuck
folding Mirror to reflect the light?
folding Mirror to reflect the light?
DIY Home Repair Forum:
Bricks, Masonry and Concrete
01-12-2013, 11:24 PM
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What takes dirty motor oil off of concrete
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832
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carnuck
Super Clean and let it sit till you get around to...
Super Clean and let it sit till you get around to using the hose
DIY Home Repair Forum:
General Chit-Chat
01-03-2013, 02:48 PM
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The End is.... Now?
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1,403
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carnuck
I emerged from my zombie bunker and was...
I emerged from my zombie bunker and was relieved/disappointed
DIY Home Repair Forum:
Windows and Doors
05-31-2012, 11:52 PM
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6
Installing thermopane vinyl windows in an old tin sided mobile home
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2,076
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carnuck
replacement windows. Originals were single pane...
replacement windows. Originals were single pane with a storm window on the inside.
http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y209/carnuck/mobile%20home/mobileb4.jpg
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DIY Home Repair Forum:
Insulation and Radiant Barriers
05-31-2012, 11:34 PM
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3
Insulation Choices
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720
Posted By
carnuck
I'd like to find a reasonable cost internal or...
I'd like to find a reasonable cost internal or external insulation for my mobile home that doesn't cost more than the value of the home (it's in a park, so land value isn't a part of this deal)
DIY Home Repair Forum:
Windows and Doors
03-12-2012, 07:41 PM
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6
Installing thermopane vinyl windows in an old tin sided mobile home
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2,076
Posted By
carnuck
I put the windows in myself. Insulated siding...
I put the windows in myself. Insulated siding will more than double my walls R-value (twice nothing is still nothing though) The "thickness" of my walls (3" plus the tin siding and paneling on the...
DIY Home Repair Forum:
Roofing and Siding
02-02-2012, 02:19 AM
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5
Wish I had a better place but...
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685
Posted By
carnuck
I found a suitable roof insulation/repair...
I found a suitable roof insulation/repair material. Long life pool covers (15 year guarantee against sun, wind and other damage) The thick bubble wrap with a rubberized outer coating makes a light...
DIY Home Repair Forum:
Green Energy and Sustenance Living
02-02-2012, 02:16 AM
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Turn down water heater during the day?
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carnuck
There is a bi-metal coil "flap" that can be...
There is a bi-metal coil "flap" that can be fitted inside the "chimney" of the water heater pipe that opens at over 100 degrees then closes around 75 to keep heat in.
DIY Home Repair Forum:
Green Energy and Sustenance Living
02-02-2012, 02:11 AM
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44
How many folks use the energy saving bulbs?
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7,108
Posted By
carnuck
Since I change all the ones in our store and...
Since I change all the ones in our store and home, I see about 3 of those a month. Usually because they were in a high moisture environment.
Going with LEDs as these burn out. Those are nicely...
DIY Home Repair Forum:
Windows and Doors
02-02-2012, 02:06 AM
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6
Installing thermopane vinyl windows in an old tin sided mobile home
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2,076
Posted By
carnuck
Just before I installed those windows I found out...
Just before I installed those windows I found out about the sealing tape needed and that cut the draft down a LOT. Our thermostat is the same as last year (before the windows) and outside temps were...
DIY Home Repair Forum:
General Home Improvement Discussion
11-05-2010, 01:34 AM
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4
washer sounds like a jackhammer help
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2,246
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carnuck
Sometimes there are shipping pins that have to be...
Sometimes there are shipping pins that have to be removed (Didn't know that and almost shook our mobile off it's cinder blocks and down the road! I thought Seattle was having another quake like in...
DIY Home Repair Forum:
General Chit-Chat
11-03-2010, 11:19 PM
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12
Anyone have a home security system?
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1,017
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carnuck
Our 4 legged alarm chased someone off this past...
Our 4 legged alarm chased someone off this past summer. The guy got the window open and bypassed the alarm but the pooch got him his best time in the 100 yard dash and clearing the fence.
DIY Home Repair Forum:
General Home Improvement Discussion
11-03-2010, 10:57 PM
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20
Room to Room Heat Transfer - Wood stove
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11,141
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carnuck
You could use insulated ducting and a fan behind...
You could use insulated ducting and a fan behind the heater to blow the heat across the L to spread the heat around. Take the hot air from the ceiling of the heated room and direct it to the floor of...
DIY Home Repair Forum:
General Home Improvement Discussion
11-03-2010, 10:44 PM
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6
Alternative to Cabinet Refacing: Can this be done?
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2,590
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carnuck
I redid the plastic (yes, you read right) "oak...
I redid the plastic (yes, you read right) "oak wood grain" cabinet faces in my past '66 mobile home with white/floral floor vinyl that had a similar sized pattern to the inlays, then I outlined it...
DIY Home Repair Forum:
Green Energy and Sustenance Living
11-03-2010, 10:26 PM
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31
Is solar energy worth it in low sun/cold climates?
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3,822
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carnuck
duplicate post somehow
duplicate post somehow
DIY Home Repair Forum:
Green Energy and Sustenance Living
11-03-2010, 10:24 PM
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31
Is solar energy worth it in low sun/cold climates?
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3,822
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carnuck
Almost everyone has a roof where PV can be...
Almost everyone has a roof where PV can be mounted, BUT you need to make them so they can be quickly removed in the event of a fire because they can't be turned off and one of the most common places...
DIY Home Repair Forum:
HVAC
10-23-2010, 12:19 AM
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3
Re-routing furnace ducts in a old mobile home?
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1,925
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carnuck
I guess it'll be the foil and insulation ducts,...
I guess it'll be the foil and insulation ducts, although I'd like to wrap them with metal mesh to ensure no rodents (I can hear them fighting in the alley at night. They are too big for the cats to...
DIY Home Repair Forum:
HVAC
10-19-2010, 01:05 AM
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3
Re-routing furnace ducts in a old mobile home?
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1,925
Posted By
carnuck
Re-routing furnace ducts in a old mobile home?
The stock setup has one joist channel the full length of the home that was tinned in to heat this place. I'm about to stick a video camera into the ducts, because I'm pretty sure there is either a...
DIY Home Repair Forum:
Green Energy and Sustenance Living
10-17-2010, 12:08 AM
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31
Is solar energy worth it in low sun/cold climates?
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3,822
Posted By
carnuck
Talk about coincidence! Today I got a flyer from...
Talk about coincidence! Today I got a flyer from Lowes today that says NOT to throw CFLs in the garbage because it's illegal to do. They will take them at the store for proper disposal.
DIY Home Repair Forum:
Roofing and Siding
10-16-2010, 11:31 AM
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5
Wish I had a better place but...
Views:
685
Posted By
carnuck
My question was about affordable siding. $2,000...
My question was about affordable siding. $2,000 just for materials doesn't fly. I was thinking foam siding and vinyl siding till I found out co$t.
DIY Home Repair Forum:
Green Energy and Sustenance Living
10-10-2010, 11:01 AM
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31
Is solar energy worth it in low sun/cold climates?
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3,822
Posted By
carnuck
I did read up and aside from flickering, the...
I did read up and aside from flickering, the early CFLs magnetic starters used enough energy to operate a CFL for about 10 minutes. (early tube florescents used more than that because the ballasts...
DIY Home Repair Forum:
Green Energy and Sustenance Living
10-08-2010, 10:55 AM
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31
Is solar energy worth it in low sun/cold climates?
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3,822
Posted By
carnuck
CFL Bulbs Have One Hitch: Toxic Mercury : NPR...
CFL Bulbs Have One Hitch: Toxic Mercury : NPR (http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=7431198)
Hazmat is only required to be called now if more than 5 or 6 are broken. (like if you...
DIY Home Repair Forum:
Green Energy and Sustenance Living
10-07-2010, 12:10 PM
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44
How many folks use the energy saving bulbs?
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7,108
Posted By
carnuck
NAPA autoparts sells a HUGE 100 watt CFL...
NAPA autoparts sells a HUGE 100 watt CFL #SP10550MED for spots where you need a huge amount of light for a yard or big building (I'm not as much a fan of CFLs as I used to be but DANG this thing is...
DIY Home Repair Forum:
Green Energy and Sustenance Living
10-07-2010, 12:05 PM
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3
Insulation that got wet
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1,888
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carnuck
Insulation that got wet
I have a truckload of new insulation that got wet a few years ago. I pulled out a few pieces from one bundle, but they smell like an old fisherman's shack. I'm trying to think if there is any...
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