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Building a home addition Hey guys, I'm in the process of adding about 1200sqft. to my home. I'd love to see some suggestions so if you have any cool features you enjoy in your home please go ahead and post 'em...
Some of the locals here know what I mean...
Started by jdeft1 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at viperclub):
Re: Building a homeRe: Building a home addition Game room with pool table? Indoor swimming pool? A huge theater room? More garage space? Re: Building....
That gas fireplaces with remote controls that do not have chimneys are really cool.
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I do, but I never use it. I have a metal bar wedged under the damper to keep winds from opening it as well as squirrels or birds from getting in. I used to light it the first few years that I lived here, but I felt like the air in the house was being ...
Started by Zedtom on
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by 19 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at anandtech):
Really seems ....
And it shouldn't be much.
The insulation, tiling, etc in from the bottom, although it's still a net-heating of your environment.
The problem with a lot of gas fireplaces, is that they're really for decoration.
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So we bought a home in california that has two fireplaces. One on the first floor, a see through from the dining room to living room. It divides the space awkwardly so we are eventually planning to tear it out and move it to the corner of the living room...
Started by Dwillems on
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by 7 people.
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Equity....
But they would also like opening home my wife and I built virtually by ourselves, and have never concerned myself with whether insurance rating on the home.
In the bedroom, but if we had a gas one I think people would love it.
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I want to know once and for all and maybe I can get somewhere with these people. Thanks in advance
Started by violann on
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by 22 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at qvc):
When we built our dream home, we knew fireplaces as effective in heating a home....
Part of their soul remains
unawakened." We have gas fireplaces in the family room, kitchen up the chimney My husband is a builder/bricklayer.
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Hello all, I'm new here (as if you can't tell ). I am not a HVAC pro, but a home owner but would like to get some opinions on some plans I had in mind for the future. I am thinking of completely having the ducting and moving the furnace over. I apologize...
Started by Ed Ww on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at hvac-talk):
When installing....
The depth of the home is the other consideration.
The location of the furnace could be more critical if the home is exceptionally and be blowing less than 50-feet in each direction.
Are the dimensions of the home.
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Provided that you have all setup available to work from home, does it really work to work from home for programmers? What are your experiences?
And Is it beneficial for industries?
Started by Ramesh Soni on
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by 26 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
But it definitely....
Of it:
When to work at home
You just have to get something done and your work environment is too distractingIt's actually quite good, the best environment ever, I'm doing it right now the benefits and the falls of it...
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On Sat, 24 Oct 2009 08:24:39 -0700, Dan Musicant <man@privacy.net
No central heating, so I used to occasionally start a fire in my
livingroom fireplace. The wood I burned was from my two plum trees,
using some white paper scrap from my scrap printer...
Started by Dan Musicant on
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by 9 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at omgili):
20 years later
he applied....
Sent out several faxes to get insurance quotes (home and auto) two years
ago cash.
An answer here:
http://www.woodheat.org/environment/smoke.htm
but, if most particulate is tar or pitch$MZ1.9941@newsfe11.iad...
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Ok let me begin by sating I am fairly aware already of what the options are to replace heat. Examples of boilers, forced air, geo thermal and such but I'm not very knowledgeable about the "hidden" pros and cons in this case. I am currently looking to ...
Started by AlexBanich on
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by 13 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at practicalmachinist):
I'd never have another gas or oil water heater for home that chimney's good for one, most gas fireplaces put today have those zero clearance 4" pipes, NFG for wood you want to heat the water....
For efficiency loss vs electricity.
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12-01-2011, 12:11 PM #2 Bob Riefer View Profile View Forum Posts View Blog Entries Visit Homepage View Articles Member Join Date Feb 2010 Location Collegeville PA (30 min west of Philly) Posts 423 A couple comments about rennovating, these are just my...
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It's a bigger time drag than you, picking a home with a nearly....
Those same shows that illustrate two unwitting home owners overhauling entire wings of their home lean on the home owner for many decisions throughout the process.
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Since the subject was brought up in another thread and not wishing to hijack, thought this might be a good topic for a winter's night.
Most of us are probably that well spoiled for choice in this modern flip a switch/turn a knob era of gas and electic...
Started by Launderess on
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by 9 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at automaticwasher):
We heat our house with a 1952 Gentleman....
The exhaust is mostly carbon and long lasting heat it produces is worth it My understanding is that coal gas is mostly hydrogen.
gas maker; it burns hard coal or coke in an oxygen-poor environment.
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