open window and yeet, or dolly

Can add brake fluid as well, found to be a good agent to get stuff loose.

I'll definitely give your suggestion another go on the other side. This is just an off-cut of the timber I am using hence the carelessness, so I'll treat this attempt like the real deal. I appreciate your help :)

What type of battery are you using? Most batteries worth charging with a solar panel will outgas exploding gases when charging.

If you are using a smaller SLA (sealed lead acid) battery I’d wonder if this project is worth it at all.

What is your main goal?

What sized solar panel are you using?

What sized and what type battery?

Agreed. I added a room last year for my kids and carpeted it. Contractor said it clashes with the hardwoods in the rest of the house, I said so what? Ever hear a toddlers head knock on hardwood? Yeah... thick carpeting is the way to go for a play room. Plus it's sacrificial!

You shouldn't drill through the door to run an electrical cable, that's just an accident waiting to happen. Where are the panels and batteries located exactly?I'm guessing the panels are in your yard and not on your roof?

An 80 gallon AO Smith hybrid water heater is 280# empty.

Did that. And vacuumed the inside of the burn chamber, flame is now burning blue.

Try cleaning the flame sensing rod

Can't be tight if it's liquid.

I doubt it. Generally, when they fail the burner won't even light.

My guess would be something with the exhaust. It's could well be clogged or something.

Hardware stores sell small empty tin paint containers and lids.

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Yeah, 99/100 times, hardwood looks better. But quality carpeting both looks good and feels good too, so I think people tend to think of old, cheap carpeting. In this case, it just made more sense to do it so we can get more practical use out of it. If you have a good looking room but you never use it because it’s not practical, what’s the point? I’d rather a room where I feel like we can actually use it. We use it every day now, but I doubt we’d ever use it though if it wasn’t carpeted.

That's a good idea.

That's no stud. It's a light drywall support. Cut away.

If you mix it too stiff or too loose is when you run into strength issues. It looks like you only use about half the water needed.

Sorry but I’m gonna have to blame the user on this one.

I'd try some dyed epoxy and enjoy the slight difference as character of the piece. Perfect matches are way over rated.

Hahahha love it.

You don't watch YouTube a lot do you?

I saw the comments on Imgur with people liking the before better. Wood floors always look better. Often times, nice carpet feels alot better though. I carpeted my basement and great room due to having kids that want to wrestle all the time. I’m so glad I did.

The leak appeared before I replaced the water line, but I didn't see any kind of restrictor when I changed it. The only thing that was on the line was a compression sleeve on the outside and the compression nut.

Please find another way to get this run - this is a terrible idea that will come up with future owners of this house and could cost you a lot of money to replace.

Also, if this is a fibreglass or vinyl door - absolutely do not do this. It will never be the same and could lead to some serious condition issues if water gets in and starts to degrade stuff.

Find the stud from above the tile and try to trace it down. Is there part of the tile that's not visible underneath the cabinet you can use a diamond tipped drill bit to put a hole through? Then just use a wood screw.

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