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I have 3 dry cracked joists in my basement and want to sister 2x8's next to them but im not sure I can get a full length joist in place with the wiring and piping thats there although I can get one into place that more than covers where the cracks are. If I can get one the full length would it...

Mine is oil fired but still the same concept. I had a few nights where our room would drop down into the low 60's that would kick the heat on when I really didnt want that happening.

I didnt really think there would be but wasnt sure about bacteria or anything else building up in the pipes since the water would be stagnant.

I have a forced hot water heating system. Will I have any issues if I turn all of my thermostats off during the summer?

I guess I should look into this when I go to get someone to do the install of the propane system and hook it up to the cooktop.

This is the information I was looking for. I couldn't find the max tank size I could transport in an enclosed vehicle.

I would need a wall mounted one and possibly a portable cart one as well.

Well I only have my wife's minivan that I can use for transport and I need a tank size that I can handle on my own which is why I was maxing out at dual 50lbers

Does anybody have a preference on auto cutover valves for propane tanks?

That sounds like I could go with dual 30lbers and be set for around a year/tank

I should be able to handle a 50lb tank, especially if it is outside and easily accessible plus I could always put it from the car to my atv and drive it out to the side of the house if I was feeling really lazy or put it into a wheelbarrow. I have also been trying to find the maximum propane...

The only other propane device I have is my grill which is on the other side of the house. These tanks would only be for the cooktop.

Well this is for a home. I go through a single 20lb tank/year with my gas grill but that doesnt get used much.

I am finally working on the new kitchen and need to spec out the propane tank size for the cooktop but I have no idea how big I would need. Would dual 50lb tanks be enough with an automatic switchover so that I can pull the empty tank and get it refilled?

I have one just like it also with a black plastic case that I think I got either off of CL or ebay.

is there a reason to go with a system like this http://www.aquascience.net/gac/index.cfm?id=211 which would filter all of the houses water? Wouldn't I still pick up some metallic taste from the copper piping?

I am leaning away from the RO unit since our water isn't actually that bad. I will probably go with at least the 2 stage charcoal based filtering method.

Nice chart, thanks!

I wonder if it would be worth going with a whole house filtration system after my softener but that seems like overkill plus I would still pickup taste from the copper lines. The only 2 stage charcoal filters I am finding are whole house ones.

Will do. I was going to run the RO (or other filtered water) to both my sink dispenser and fridge input (which only has an icemaker).