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Your dishwasher might not want the 3/4 hookup, but this plus some adapters might work: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Everbilt-3-4-in-FHT-x-3-4-in-FHT-x-3-4-in-MHT-Brass-Wye-801639/300095982 (Edit to say …

I have a Grohe pressure balanced shower mixer (cartridge is model 47157000) and the check valve (model 47158000) on the cold side isn’t working. When the check valve is installed, hardly any water com …

Well, that's a bit bigger a gap than normal. If you decide to live with it, there are sweeps and L shapes you can attach. One manufacturer is CR Lawrence: CRL shower door wipes and seals In particular …

Putting a street 90 on a tee is trivial, so I'd say it's lack of demand. There's no technical reason why that configuration is bad.

I think the critical dimension is the diameter of the slider rod. Get that right and you’ll be fine.

While you might be able to find a specialty coring outfit that can cut the rebar without damaging the pipe, I suspect that their cost is going to be higher than just busting out the floor/ digging aro …

The right thing to do is get under there and see if you have any structural or subfloor rot. If you do, just get it fixed. This will probably include replacing the finish floor. Assuming the framing/ …

Make sure the clear washer underneath is aligned correctly, then tighten more than you already have. Be sure to have engaged all the threads when attaching the basket (upper) to the tube, or it’ll tea …

An oscillating tool with a metal cutting blade will cut the faucet apart pretty quickly. Wear gloves, because one hand is going to be close to the action. The alternative would be a hacksaw blade hold …

In all probability, the threads are in the ribbed section. (Not below the ribbed section where you’re chiseling.) Get a long wrench on the square part and turn counter clockwise.

Source: (CIC) National Standard Plumbing Code 10.1 QUALITY OF WATER SUPPLY a. … Only potable water shall be supplied to plumbing fixtures used for drinking, bathing, culinary use, laundry use, cleaning, or the processing of food, medical, or pharmaceutical products …

Replacing the ductwork shouldn't be extremely expensive. Even if it was moderately expensive, I'd still do it. Mold/sewage/ etc is nasty.

If twisting from the top doesn’t work (and it might not, as everything might spin as one unit) then you could consider cutting the faucet off above the counter. An angle grinder is the exciting high r …

Talk to plumbers first. They’ll probably be able to do or sub out the concrete work. My only comment is that you’re planning a lot of work for what might not be tremendous benefit. (If, for instance, …

Follow the link provided by @Jack (How to cut hole larger than 1/3 of joist?), but note that the only entity that matters is your AHJ. Bring them the engineering specs from Metwood (https://www.metw …