Sorry, I forgot to mention that very important point. This Propane
heating stove is not vented to the outside. It's one of those advertised as so
clean burning that it can be safely used indoors without venting to the outside.
Jerry
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If I were you I would stop using it untill you find the problem That is
very dangerous. .
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This is pretty tangentially related to handyman stuff, but follow me here.
Many blind handymen don't own vehicles. Often we may not know someone who
does own a proper vehicle, something useful like a pickup truck. But we
do know sighted people who drive.
Teresa and I have rented trucks in the
My son spotted a sign the last time we were at Home depot about renting a truck
from them. It was about $20 for a little over an hour. I will be asking about
it the next time I need a load of something delivered from the home repair
store. I thought it was a great idea.
Jennifer
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The simple natural gas and propane burners usually have a screw to adjust the
gas air mixture. A repairman will adjust the screw for the best color of the
flame. A standard gas or propane furnace requires adjustment once a year. The
burner area also needs vacuuming once a year.
No adjustment
If the unit is still under warranty then return it for another unit.
John
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Jennifer,
Yes, I've also used the truck rental from Lowes or Home Depot, I forget
which. You get it for 75 minutes, and it is $19.95 plus taxes and fees.
The zip car concept seems a bit better for me because it offers a lot of
other options and is cheaper, assuming I use it more than a couple
If not, check the jet that regulate the gas flow.. There is a name for this
opening, but just can't remember how to spell it. For there are more than two
letters.
smile
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If not, check the jet that regulate the ga
Thanks. Now only if I can remember the next time I need to know it.
smile
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I recently read a good audio book, called car free. Basically about a growing
group of sighted folks, that are learning, that they actually can live with out
a car, by using altermitive forms of transportation, such as buses cabs, from
time to time, and renting a car are truck, once an a while,
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Okay, I'll say it. What guy doesn't know that word?
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Did you buy this heater new? Has it been burning dirty since new? If so, I
too think you should check the orifice. Could be that the orifice installed is
for natural gas which is largerthan that used for propane. If so, this could
cause the soot and smell you describe.
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Well, thanks to all. There were a lot of things wrong with the translations
of the first set of plans. I had one set on tape that really did not match
what was sent to me. This afternoon the project coordinator came and brought
several more different sets. Most with the angles would be a little
I'm looking to build a bird house and wondered if you chaps have tried this
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Aloha Don and all,
I don't know if this is the same book, but on the NLS site I found:
How to Live Well without Owning a Car: Save
Money, Breathe Easier, and Get More Mileage out of Life
Balish, Chris. Read by Bill Wallace. Reading time 7 hours 30 minutes.
Social Sciences
Award-winning journal
yes this seems to be the way to go.
I'm really impressed with these services and Philadelphia has two
companies that I've heard, are working now.
On Tue, 2 Feb 2010, Dan Rossi wrote:
> This is pretty tangentially related to handyman stuff, but follow me here.
> Many blind handymen don't own
the last time i did a big job from Home Depot they wanted $35 to deliver
anything they could get into a big truck. So unless there were other
stops, or it was a little load; this doesn't work in that situation.
especially if back and forth would take longer with a two truck load of
stuff.
But th
this is funny
living with out a car is not an option out here were i live12 miles from the
nearest town.
jim in minnesota
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I believe it started in NYcity where many folks go without cars.
On Tue, 2 Feb 2010, Don wrote:
> I recently read a good audio book, called car free. Basically about a growing
> group of sighted folks, that are learning, that they actually can live with
> out a car, by using altermitive form
With small joints just forcing a thin dull knife in any possible opening and
wiggling it along being carefull not to let thin pieces bend across the
grain where they can break.
With larger joins hot water in paper towels soaking at the join can help
loosen things, then just carefull force.
I've a
I wonder if both these cases may not have to do with improperly adjusted
gas/air mixtures?
I don't think you should be running the heater that produces a gas smell as
it sounds like incomplete combustion could be allowing unburned gas into the
room.
I know my natural gas wall heater has an air i
This is it a fine interesting book.
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To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, February 02, 2010 8:29 PM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] Zip Car.
Aloha Don and all,
I don't know if this is the same book, but on the NLS si
I agree, definitely for folks, that live in the larger cities.
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Sent: Tuesday, February 02, 2010 9:08 PM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] Zip Car.
this is funny
living with out a car is not an option out h
Hi All
We were discussing drills and drill sharpeners on VIP Conduit this afternoon
in the Blind Handy Man Room and I said I would post an article on drills.
I am sure I have posted this before but for the new members and for Geoff
who I have a very high regard for here it is again.
If you work
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