Spiro,
You are correct. My son-in-law is a jack leg electrician and, sometimes, his
work is suspect. (LOL)
My grandson is an electrician so I have grandson do the work because he at
least is licensed.
So far as an inspector looking around I can assure you that this would not
happen at any time
I use poison probably borax which is suspended in a sweet liquid. I put a
couple of drops into something like a bottle cap which I secrete into some
inaccessible place for pets preferably along the paths the ants are observed
taking. It doesn't take much, they take the sticky juice back to the n
My daughter just called with the same problem. I'll just paste in the info I
sent her.
Regular Ants
Note that different types of ants have different food preferences, so what
works for one type may not work for another. You may have to try a few
different things to see what gives you the resul
How much drop does a rain gutter need for water to run out effectively?
We have a 34 foot run on the garage, and I'm wondering how much drop we need
over that distance
Blessings,
Tom
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Hi Tom,
I would suspect that of even more importance is to be absolutely certain
that there are no valleys along the way and to also install some sort of
gutter guard to keep the leaves and other things out of the gutter proper.
If you have a downspout at each end the run would only be 17 feet wi
A quarter inch per every 10 foot.
make sure the roof is level though before hand. if it isn't, you will need
to take that in to account when installing the gutters.
Michael
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what to do!
Claudia
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gt;quiet, but that's a lot of money. The one
>drawback to our current Oreck upright is that it is loud.
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>What to do, what to do!
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The only figures I have seen for water run is quarter inch per foot. This
apparently applies to gutters and to things like patios as well.
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From: Tom Vos
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, August 21, 2010 9:31 PM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] Ra
Sorry!
Quarter inch per 10 feet is recommended. this may not be enough though
depending on the size of the roof and the slope and the size of the guttering.
Dale Leavens.
Why isn't "phonetic" spelled the way it sounds?
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From: Tom Vos
To: blindhandyman@yaho
Well after a week of internet searching and a few hours in stores trying to
locate a unit that will fit nicely in my kitchen, we stumbled upon one late
this afternoon. We stopped into a store H. L. Gray to see how a Frigidaire was
constructed. This is one that the customer support woman suggeste
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