Tim,
I suppose I could be classified as a mediocre bench carpenter. My skills
are about in the middle class and I mostle make smaller things for inside
the house, furniture, wall hangings etc. My question is how to figure in
my time and labor into what I charge.
I would love to recieve a reply, thanks
Earl
Shower Head
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Earl Shaffer
15 Aug 2008, 07:41
15 Aug 2008, 07:41
Marianne Barkman
15 Aug 2008, 23:45
15 Aug 2008, 23:45
Hello Bob!
I'm new to this site and have a question. I've rented an apartment and there is a problem with ventilation in the kitchen; there isn't any. The hob cover only recycles and the air doesn't go anywhere. The central heating/boiler is placed underneath the sink in front of the window and the flue is right under the window. So if I need hot water to wash up or have the central heating on in winter, I need to close the window because of the carbonmynoxide air flowing into the kitchen. I've asked around and the best thing seems to create a plastic shield onto the outside flue so that air can be sucked in and the cm can be excreted. Also to put an extractor fan ... in and out in the wall. Do you have any other suggestions?
Thanks,
Marianne
I'm new to this site and have a question. I've rented an apartment and there is a problem with ventilation in the kitchen; there isn't any. The hob cover only recycles and the air doesn't go anywhere. The central heating/boiler is placed underneath the sink in front of the window and the flue is right under the window. So if I need hot water to wash up or have the central heating on in winter, I need to close the window because of the carbonmynoxide air flowing into the kitchen. I've asked around and the best thing seems to create a plastic shield onto the outside flue so that air can be sucked in and the cm can be excreted. Also to put an extractor fan ... in and out in the wall. Do you have any other suggestions?
Thanks,
Marianne
GMG
13 Oct 2008, 19:01
13 Oct 2008, 19:01
while soldering the pipe joint to the gooseneck pipe that holds the shower
head, because I am not expierenced in soldering I happened to leave a lot
of melted down solder on the main copper pipe. Would this cause any
corosion in the future. I really wanted to know before I seal the wall and
put back the ceramic tile pieces I took out to do the soldering. Thanks for
your help
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