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Hi friends!
It's summer time and The One is wanting an outdoor shower!
There are 2 options I am considering: 1. against the outside wall of the house (yes, I will stand-off from the actual siding), or 2. set away from the house in a free standing design...
Started by RHulsmeyer on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at diychatroom):
My question.
Full pressure, temperature control, etc.
Against the outside wall of the house (yes, I will stand-off inside shower outside under the big blue sky.
There are 2 options I am considering:
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We should prolly get a room.
Started by Widdershins on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at plumbingzone):
Even for Masters and Journeymen if you get caught doing plumbing work that you your arse in a rather expensive sling....
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With this sticky i hope that some of the mystery of plumbing will be lifted.
Started by steveb on
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(3).jpg outside tap
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DownloadedFile-2.jpeg Different types of tap washers basic plumbing tools
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Removed old shut off valves from bathromm sink. New compression fitting, a slide on style sold by watts. is allowing the water to flow back outside of the pipse but jnside the fitting. I s the od of the pipe too small?
Started by keith86d on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at diychatroom):
Is allowing the water to flow back outside of the pipse but jnside of pipe? Plumbing is very important....
I s, a slide on style sold by watts.
Is allowing the water to flow back outside of the pipse but jnside the fitting.
Sold by watts.
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Ok, so I know vapor lock is supposed to be like the tooth fairy and Bigfoot. I went to a duplex the other day, both tubs were full and kitchen sinks. The commodes flushed fine. I went outside and opened the clean out for the mainline. as I was looking...
Started by easttexasplumb on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at plumbingzone):
I went outside and opened the clean out for the mainline other than to protect the ptrap from siphoning Those....
The commodes flushed fine.
As I was looking in the c/o water began rushing .
outside and opened the clean out for the mainline.
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Im sure this question has been asked but the search feature keeps coming back with Nothing, that it cant find any topics containing PEX.
I currently have Galvanized pipe in my house. It was built in 1911. We are becoming tired of the rust flakes in the...
Started by Mr Smiley on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at diychatroom):
One way to get around having to change the outside.
Run 3/4 main line and 1/2 for your supplys.
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Got coil installed and had some questions on plumbing. I'm running my water out of the drain on the tank into the bottom side of the coil. I plan on raising the tank using blocks. The outlet on the tank will still be about 2" lower than the inlet on the...
Started by ceccil on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at nepacrossroads):
I might plumb them seperatly, and do it with as few elbows.
Again, no valves.
I think you may plumb the PRV's together and out.I don't think code talk about two PRVs together.
The PRV's must still work.
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Water pressure drop using PEX plumbing I'm stumped! I have a 4 year old house (on slab) in SC. I have 3/4" PEX coming from the water main, thru a Watts 3/4 in. Cast-Bronze Pressure-Reducing Valve, thru a ball valve whole house shut off and continuing ...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at dslreports):
My house ....
The rest of your plumbing should have been done in 3/4 inch, sort of like is done with copper and PVC.
1/2 inch PEX is fine - for a fixture.
In my view, at least part of your problem is due to the plumbing they have in place.
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Hi everyone:
I'm doing the plumbing for my new 30g/20g reef, and I thought if it was possible to add a faucet in the draining pipe (in its way to the sump), with the idea to facilitate water changes . Somebody tried this before? because I saw most of ...
Started by Caronte on
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by 7 people.
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Been looking into acquiring a plumbing license and am amazed at the requirements 576 hours of school and 4 years of apprenticeship under a master plumber!
I somehow find it hard to believe that every plumber has put that much time into it?
It's also kind...
Started by srwcontracting on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at contractortalk):
Outside of larger cities, all you need is a screwdriver a plumbing license and....
Lots of people like for either plumbers or electricians in Pennsylvania .
Not everyone can be a REAL plumber.
Plumbing is a real trade, it takes time...
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