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user 81831
For questions regarding the room where one bathes or uses the toilet.
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What material is this in my 1950s home's walls? Is it dangerous?
This looks "Sauerkrautplatte", aka Holzwolle-Leichtbauplatte. It's made from wood shavings and cement, but no asbestos (AFAIK). They used to be common as a form of drywall and insulation (but are not …
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How can I remove this single hole American Standard bathroom faucet?
Your nuts are right here:
The threaded bolts are attached to the faucet, and if you unscrew thenuts, you can remove it. The nuts are longer than usual ones, presumably so that you can get a reasonab …
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