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I have similar floors in my home in Jacksonville, FL, built in 1960, it is cement block home, on pier and beam foundation. Floors in excellent shape, it was 1 owner, until we bought it, in 2018. I am pretty sure these floors are original, never refinished.....

you can order small bars of Beeswax, on Amazon

first of all, to replace that, you need to worry about the vent line, that goes 10 or 12' UP, above there, through the ROOF....... you would need to either SUPPORT that, or cut it all out and replace with 4" PVC......as spanky said, unless it starts LEAKING, I would let it be......cast iron can...

dont they usually use angle iron, above windows, in older cmu construction ???

I was born in Kingfisher, n. of OK city about 40 miles. Welcome !!!

WELCOME !!!

this helped me to remember, when I was 1st doing home wiring, infrequently, I read this somewhere: "black on brass, save your ***...." Now I think of that EVERY time I attach a black / hot wire.... ha ha ha

top it with Formica ?? kind of old-timey look, but would be easier than re-finish

maybe try ZORO.com - which is part of Grainger

there is usually a CHECK valve where air comes from compressor into the tank, those can go bad and leak back into compressor cylinders and OUT.....slowly leaks out....

just so you know, before long, DIAL-TONE over copper, will be *GONE*.........get ready.... eventually, all the telcos will stop providing voice dial tone over copper.......not too far ahead......for the "old folks" they will give them some kind of a little "BOX" that will let an old dial-tone...

a phone line only requires 2 wires, there is no reason to connect all those wires, only 2 of them. The additional wires were only used in cases where there were mulitple lines in a home. phone techs all carry one of these, a tester, to find a phone circuit, and notice, they only have TWO...

I have used Sherwin Williams FAST-DRYING door paint... it is about $29.95 / quart, but it has been on the front door of the house I put it on for about 2 years, and gets 5 hours of morning sun, in Florida, and still looks great !!! It is called Snap Dry. drys same day you put it on...

especially for possibly, tax write-off of the elec bill ???

just as a tip, when you do the masking tape on each side process, as Jeff wisely suggests, I like to have a trash can right there to drop the masking tape into, as you remove it, so that it doesn't make a mess....

fill it, up to about 1/8 or 1/4" from the top, then top it with Sika driveway crack filler (Home Depot sells it), and it may last MUCH longer.... make sure you DAM up the ends, as it will run out any crack it can, as it "self-levels" read directions on Sika container for correct distance, etc

pinhole in one of those red / blue pipes (that is PEX pipe), maybe ??? it might be good idea to hire a plumbing company that specializes in finding leaks, they have special equipment to find leaks....(one is SOUND detection, it has various probes to stick down in ground, or that set on...

IF IT was ME, I would move all pool chemicals OUTSIDE the house....???

I agree, with Jeff, I don't try to caulk the BACK of the toilet base, for reason he stated.