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. Yes snoonyb you are correct in referring to the previous thread of mine. My reasoning for asking again but this time with pics in a...

Thanks for the info Bill: When you say heat the "pipe" do you mean the section that is "A" and "B" - I would assume heating that...

. A little behind schedule here as I have had other things to do first. I want to get this plumbing done before the cold weather sets...

I need to disconnect this radiator so I can get to the plumbing behind the sheet rock. I believe I have to hold "B" still with a wrench...

Ground prong up is actually maybe safer. If you remove/pull a plug from a receptacle properly which is grabbing hold of the plug itself...

There are valid reasons for installing receptacles with the ground facing up and they are not stupid. Maybe not as favorable in a home...

snoonyb: yes I have a separate blade just for metal. The one I use for sheet rock and wood I never use on metal to keep it sharp...

Ok, so I cut the sheet rock behind the tub faucet valve. You can see first of all it is down low and right behind a radiator. Also the...

Thanks snoonyb and joe Yes, from what I remembered during a few renovations I did electrical in the plumbers did block up that area to...

Now it is time for me to do my next plumbing job. It is the tub water system. The cold water squeels like hell and the knob here and...

kok328 you are probably correct. However I want the heat tape anyway. At this point at least this year insulating the attic is a huge...

Yes kok328. Unfortunately the attic has no insulation yet. That's my next step.

Thanks Bud for your reply. I kind of figured there may not be any specific device but you can ask and see what happens. I guess I...

I just had my entire roof replaced. I am having new fascia and soffit installed along with new gutters all around the house. I live in...

I agree with you Bud the more I read this post. The OP is using "main breaker" interchangeably when referring to the main panel outside...