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Yes, this will prevent the water from coming back into the sump pump crock, and anything else from coming down the pipe back into your crock. :eek:

Hello, Yes...clogged laundry tub. Have seen and cleaned hundreds of them! :rolleyes: If you have a removable trap under the LT, then remove it, and clean it out. It will be full of washer lint. Quick fix for the washer drain hose... best and cheapest thing, a womans pair of nylons (pantyhose)...

Hello, Gurgling is a sign of a vent problem. The fixtures are over loading the waste lines and the vents are not able to allow enough air in to allow proper drainage. Clogged roof vents, or too small of vents per fixture. Has the plumbing been changed or update? Sometimes too many fixtures are...

Hi, sounds like someone wire both black and white leads to a breaker/fuse? ...creating 240 volt? did you trace back to the breaker box to see if white is attached to breaker/fuse instead or neutral/ground post? Its a thought, hard to understand without looking at it. Worth a try.;)

Hi, if it is a SINGLE hung, then the top sash if fixed and cannot be removed. If this is a recent vinyl window, then the bottom sash should either tilt out and down, then lifting one side up will allow you to remove it completely. If it is a older wood window then you have to remove the wood...

As long as you have king studs going all the way up you will be OK to re-frame. if not, use temporary support (shoring) next to your widest point of framing and install new header, jack and king studs then remove temporary studs you used for shoring. If you are load bearing from above room, I...

Yes, It should pry out. It might have a few screws or nails through it but it should pry out. Some builder put screws or nails in them and then set it in the mortar or concrete but its nothing to get them out once you cut it. A small tip, cut in the middle of top or bottom frame then pry out in...

Sure, that would work. You got it! Either, Or. Pull off of that receptacle or remove it entirely and use it as your source. ;)

No problem, you're welcome. If you are looking to gain more R-value, you can use Polystyrene hard foam in the cavity, then make up the different with fiberglass. Polystyrene hard foam comes in sizes from 1/2" all the way up to 2". This way you can place 2" foam board then 3-1/2" of fiberglass...

Welcom...You got it. Just loop together, as long as you don't have too many drawing from the same then you get into all the volts vs amp thing and have to possibly up the size of the breaker.

Take your new 12/2 or 14/2 wire from a existing receptacle box in the bedroom, run it to the switch box for closet, then your 14/2 from switch up to the ceiling light box. Hope you understand. ;)

Cut and remove entire frame & window. Start new with treated window "buck" if you have the room or install new window frame leaving a 1/4" gap around for foam and caulk finish. New windows can be installed with nailing fin to "buck" or jamb screws or clips to fasten to block or brick.;)

Hello, No not a good idea. Insulation is made to work when it is "fluffed" in the space. Compacted or compressed insulation reduces the R-value rating. Always check manufacturers recommendations. ;)

WOW...that's not good. :(

LOL..I'll tell you...it's scary! I had it as fast as 137 on the lake ice and I ran out of lake. (wasn't that big of one) but that was one scary ride. With these new 4 strokes it was so smooth, I couldn't believe it. WAY FUN! :D

Well I got a little more than 140 hp under that hood, but still not enough to haul my trailer up hill. I need to find all my jobs down hill. :D

Hey TxBuilder.... think I got it! :D

That's WILD! :eek: I'm still trying to figure out how I can attach my tool trailer to my snow mobile. This might be even better. :D

Wow..sure its not leaking around the faucet area? Sorry, I tried to help :confused:

Hello, All depends on what style texture you have. You can find a lot of different kinds at your local building center, Lowe's, Depot etc. Some are in a spray can. I have done several patch jobs and with your basic "orange peel" you can buy a can of it to spray patch areas. Check out the local...