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PROJECT: Hanging a mirror in my entrance way. So i need to drill holes in a wall for the hooks, but the wall is a brick wall.
1.can I use a regular cordless power drill to drill into the brick wall? I do not have a hammer drill? But I do have a masonry bit
A. For the low speed/high torque setting, what tasks would this setting be used for? Can you provide examples so I can visualize?
B. For the high speed / low torque setting, what tasks would this setting be used for? Can you provide examples so I can visualize?
Thanks Reddit!
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I have a washing machine and the drain pipe backs up occasionally. Honestly not sure why it will work for several months with no issue and then it will start overflowing for a few cycles. The drain pipe is 1 3/8".
I've had a newish high efficiency washer for maybe 2 years or so, but I want to say the problem wasn't caused by the new washer.
I've snaked the drain and there is a little access cap right below it which all looks clean. It is almost certainly not a clog, I feel as if it just has problems breathing. Will replacing this 1 3/8" pipe with something larger solve my problem.
Also, the main connect where the drain pipe goes into the wall is also 1 3/8" fitting. Would this have to be refitted to a larger connection as well?
Thanks for any responses.
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I'm beginning a finish-your-basement journey!
I'd like to put in a toilet into my basement, but I'm not sure if I'm going to have to get an upflush system. The bottom of my basement is about 7' underground and the nearby sewer main is at 9' which seems promising (I can get the slope 1/4" per foot drop required).
However, my basement has a sewer clean out which goes straight into the wall instead of into the floor (https://imgur.com/CZ5nMPJ).
I'm hoping the clean out is above my house's sewer line, so I"ll be able to hook up a standard toilet.
Is there an easy way to tell, via the provided picture or otherwise, what my options are to hook up a toilet?
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Random question, in terms of cleaning & reconditioning projects, pressurized air can be useful, but canned air just seems like a huge waste. Do they make small portable air compressors that do the same thing? Not looking for a fill up your car tire kind, literally just to spray pressurized air to clean things. Also need a regular outlet plug, not the car cigarette lighter thing.
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I'm looking into getting a big recliner chair, but most don't come with the nice swivel feature so they can be turned around without physically shoving the thing. Is it safe to have it sit on a wheeled platform, permanently? They're called furniture dollies, so the things have brakes and are meant for furniture, it's just that idk if it's safe to operate the reclining (or have it reclined at all) from on top wheels/"an unstable footing" like that. So, yay/nay?
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I bought a ceiling light to replace an old light fixture and it has support cables that are 72" long. The power cable is a little longer than that as well.
How would you manage these cables that is aesthetic and functional?
I am unable to run it through the mounting bracket because I had to make some modifications. Any creative ideas are welcome!
Today I noticed my garage door did not reverse when a 2x4 was placed under the door so I decided to adjust the travel limit. I made a slight adjustment and now the opener doesn't work at all. I changed it back which did not change the symptoms.
When the button is pressed, the opener makes a humming sound for approximately 20 seconds, then stops. The chain doesn't move. Google says the trolley must be jammed on the stop bolt but as far as I can tell it's not, and the door does move freely if disengaged from the carriage.
The opener is a Dura Lift 2100. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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