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Sorry, I am going to have to disagree with some of the above posters. It all comes down to the interpretation of due diligence. Hypothetically, if you bought the place and know that work was done …

The green stuff is cupric chloride, a byproduct of corrosion of the valve body or possible copper leachate in the water. Either way, it's typical of water leakage where the water is of low pH. The …

this looks like a chinese unit one of my granite suppliers used to use. they are the biggest piece of junk on the planet. if i remember correctly, the small screw in the middle acts as a retainer fo …

there have already been plenty of answers to this here. i would add that its important to not confuse pipe dope (which is typically a sealant for threaded connections) with either thread locker (a gl …

you can just inject hydraulic cement into the void and let cure. then anchor your flange with a tapcon type screw. or just inject the hydraulic cement and then insert a screw into the wet cement. w …

Just read the brochure, its all in there. On-Grade Drains on-grade floor drains are for use in ground-level applications, or where a waterproofing membrane is not needed. Flashing Drains Flashing dra …

no - pipe dope can pretty much be used everywhere. its not necessary though on anything but a thread to thread seal. most vanities nowadays use flexible supply lines that have compression type fitti …

you can take a pair of locking pliers (use good quality vise grips or something like that, and don't be tempted to use needle nose visegrips), the biggest pair you can get to fit, and insert the viseg …

everyone just calm down. you guys are looking for an arrow industries 05-57L-4-4 http://arrowindustries.com/content/catalog/2015/Arrow%20web%20catalog%20sec%20g.pdf

sounds like you might need to flush the valve. its common to have little calcium deposits that get dislodged when you service valves. just pull the valve and head, turn on the water and let it spr …

easy peasy. just a proportional control valve. you can pop it off of a PLC, arduino, whatever. http://www.ascovalve.com/Common/PDFFiles/Product/PosiflowR5.pdf

just looking at the surface and general look and fit and finish, it looks like a made in china junk faucet. these types of faucets are essentially disposable. even if you can get it apart (which may …

if you cant find it, just find your local maker club and someone there can 3d print or machine it up for you.

whats even crazier is that the furnace and all its plumbing was replaced 3 years ago. …

what may be happening is something i have seen often. the outer decorative cap on the drain is freely spinning on top of the metal or plastic functional part of the drain plunger. if you are replaci …