Well, I took the all Canadian route. It's a bit shorter across the states, but I'm driving, I'd stay north of the border for my Canadian Coming of Age experience.
My old heating element finally burned out and had to be replaced. That element is not made anymore, but an appliance store gave me the part # for a replacement that works for that oven. I took out the old one and when I went to install the new one I noticed there isn't a place to screw on the g...
I am installing natural gas lines in my home. Got the permit as a homeowner from the city, ran 3/4" black iron pipe as a backbone and then 1/2" pipe from that to the appliances.
I was under the impression that the appliances would hook directly to the gas lines at 2psi but the inspector said tha...
It seems to be something that most people don't mess with (or at least don't ask about).
"@Aaron - just wanted to know if there is a generally acceptable way of doing it. Of course I will be asking the inspector but these guys act like they don't have much time to spend with you..."
@ChrisCudmore How far back from the appliance would be covered? When I hooked up the dryer in my house, I had to extend the gas line a couple feet. Would this be on topic?
Spring is here so I finally started to take measurements for materials I will need to build a new deck on my recently constructed home. I just realized that this isn't going to be quite so simple as I originally planned.
My house was constructed with engineered I beams and what I believe is an e...
My old heating element finally burned out and had to be replaced. That element is not made anymore, but an appliance store gave me the part # for a replacement that works for that oven. I took out the old one and when I went to install the new one I noticed there isn't a place to screw on the g...
