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The *only* thing I can think of is that my plumber removed the pressure flow restrictor on Shower 1. Even then, I'd expect "some" flow from Shower 2. Removing the head from shower 2, no water. You mention " my plumber " above, have him come back an fix it. If I was going to go into the wall to...

Distance of fixtures is a factor too.

If it's a K-9183 it's designed for a caulk joint,no gasket supplied.

When you need a slip coupling in copper but you don't have one.See if you have a coupling with just the dimples in it for a pipe stop not the full ring.Slide something metal like a small pipe inside and tap the dimples on the outside against the metal pipe like you were doing body work with a...

I know you can get a frost free sillcock as short as 4" in length from different manufactures. Woodford makes 6",Sioux Chief makes them as short as 4".

I put in a bargain Crestline vinyl door,built in dividers,low-E glass 20+ years ago and it's held up great,not a Pella or the other fancy doors but not the cost either.

Moen absolutely makes some faucets specifically for big box stores that are not sold at plumbing supply houses. However, the big box faucets have different model names and part numbers. I know for sure the Adler line is only sold at big box stores. A plumber doing work for me couldn't get the...

I think the deepest C.I. tub Kohler makes for an alcove is the Memoirs line,the apron on that tub isn't just a flat slab it has some shape to it.

Ran some numbers on the heat I need to make and I'll only need 3000w,that should make things OK on the existing 20a circuit.

A friend of a friend said I could run 2-4500 watt elements on 240v in series and get 2250 watts at 9.4 amps,is this possible and safe?

I have an existing 20a circuit there now,it would be easier I guess to get a 3500 watt element or lower.It's not in a water heater it's in a 1/2 barrel............

First off I'm a Plumber not an electrician,I want to run a 4500 watt water heater element on a 220/20 amp circuit.Am I pushing it with 18.75 amps on the circuit,it won't be 4500 watts all the time it gets dialed down after an hour or so with a controller to probably 1500-2500 watts.

Take wire hardware cloth from the bottom of the sheathing down 18"-24" and then out horizontally the same distance,backfill it then.I did this to mine to keep skunks and woodchucks out and haven't had a problem in 5 years,no matter which way they dig they hit the cloth and give up.

I picked up a Johnson 40-0912 on sale a few years ago for $70 with an adjustable tripod and case,works pretty well,no complaints.

I've ran 15-20 thousand NAME BRAND cleats through a HF one with not a single misfire or jam.

Thanks.no visible leaks just pumps up poorly.

I have an old (I think) Sears/Craftsman,the only numbers I find on it are G9004001572 and 21412300.Not finding much in the way of parts for those numbers,does it fall in the overseas category?

Rectorseal #5 or Bluemonster,put a very small amount where the 2 faces of the union meet too along with the threaded connections.

The valve body attaches to a ****** coming out of the box,the installer gets to choose how long of a ****** is needed.He might have gone a little long on the ****** and cranked the **** out the valve body to get it to make up.End result is you have no idea how well he anchored the elbow or tee...