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Ebay is pretty simple if done right. Don't spend too much time on it, there might even be stores that sell your stuff online for you in your area. Try to find one, bring your stuff by after you document all of it, and then collect and go shopping!

To the OP it seems that there is a bigger issue in the midst of your marriage. Your wife seems to have an emotional problem on a few levels, as well as a problem with responsibility. I assume when you are home you do everything for your family. Listen take a step back and tell her there is an...

It really depends on how cold it gets by your neck of the woods, but I would suggest a 40/60 mix of glycol to water.

Yes you can definitely do so. You might put too much strain on the electric water heater in the meantime, that is a lot to handle for an electric. If you say it doesn't matter to you then go ahead and do so. Sound like one hell of a concrete floor.

Awesome product, very nice installation! I actually purchased a smaller one online from Canarsee supply last year and have been using it to keep the tiles in my kitchen warm.

I like this old house as well. Great website for everyday information.

No problem, glad to offer any help I can. If you have any more questions regarding the subject feel free to ask. There are some pretty knowledgeable members on this website.

And Mustang I just checked the link you posted. Compared to other online stores this supply charges almost 20% over the market price on all the inventory I just saw. Your better off dealing with any other supply or even going to your local supply. Even their PEX tubing which is their main item...

So reading over your question it seems that you’re looking for an easy and readily available fitting that pressure tests a radiant heating system for you. I did some researching on the topic for you as well as adding in my own two cents and this is what I got. You are obviously installing...

It's sad to see the economy so thirsty for everyone's hard earned money. These companies pay pennies for their product, and then charge us out the *** with whatever price they feel reasonable. That's not even the worst part, if these tools were even close to being manufactured properly then i'm...

Hydronic would be my choice for the space mentioned. It really depends on your opinion, each one has its pros and cons. I don't like forced air, because it throws around all the dust in the area, leaving me always questioning if the area is really clean.

Your best bet is to go to a store and purchase a go-no-go gauge for your troubles. Creating one could lead to big problems if the slightest mistake is made.

Very nice work. Seems like you have done all your calculations correctly, and you should be enjoying your radiant floor heating system sooner than you know! Good luck on finishing up and enjoy your heat!

Have you considered using another source such as propane? Electric might cost you a lot of money to utilize.

Leave it pressurized.