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It is sometimes possible to pick it out with thin wire or tweezers. If it won't come, you may have to remove the strainer to clean or renew it. - You can get special small strainer baskets to fit tub drains specifically to catch hair. Available in many hardware stores.

you could try your local health food store? also try a few different pharmacies.

An average is 130 f. If you have small children, turn it down to 120f at the regulator if gas, or the knob on the lower element if electric.

It won't "get the spots off" - it will replace colour where the colour has been bleached. It may or may not be the exact colour.

Alcohol works fine anytime I want to remove permanent marker-- poke your finger into a rag and wet with alcohol and begin rubbing the marker ink.

Ghosts!

grandmas secret spot remover, it is your best friend, or boatlife bubble gum bildge cleaner, trust me, its amaing stuff and won't hurt your clothers

That depends how much more and how much you like the look. If on the wall, wear and tear means little.

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Porcelain is harder and denser than ceramic tile. It will take more abuse without cracking, and can be used outdoors in harsh climates because it will withstand freeze/thaw cycles that ceramic cannot.

So your answer depends on how you're going to use it. If you're putting the tile on a kitchen floor or billiards room where hard things are likely to be dropped on it, then yes, porcelain is worth paying more. But if you're installing tile on a bathroom floor, where the hardest thing to hit the floor are plastic shampoo bottles, then no - the higher price of porcelain isn't worth it unless you just happen to like the look of your porcelain choice better than a ceramic choice.

There are different kinds of porcelain, too - which might make a difference when used outdoors or in rooms where there will be much heavy use. Some porcelain tiles have a dense gray body and a glazed color top coat; others are "color-through" or "color-body" porcelain - in these, the same color of the surface is the same color throughout. They cost more than glazed porcelain. If you chip a glazed porcelain tile, the gray body will show through. If you chip a color-body porcelain tile, the chipped area will likely be insignificant or nearly invisible.

Ikea is originated in Switzerland.

- John Anav

A little baking soda and damp towel should do it.

Openers program one of two ways. Either there is a set of switches in both the transmitter and receiver with 6 switches that have to match each other or on the opener where the small bell wire attaches there is a small 1/4 x1/4 button. Push the button in and it should flash and then stay lit. Push the open button on the transmitter and the light should go out. For a key pad, push the button on the opener, enter a 4 digit code on the keypad and then Enter.

you may have a septic system leak or a water main leak

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how can you remove walnut stains from your car paint with out hurting your paint on your car

They're not that hard. Pull the washer out and it's on the bottom of the tub. I can replace one in under 5 minutes. You may want to check if it's plugged with food, rag, or what have you before you replace it.

Get all your ducks in a row first, find the parts you think you will need (close to home) and rip it apart and see what the problem is. Some parts may be under warrant, but they're cheap so just fix it in one day.

I agree with the previous post. It's not that hard. No problem for a reasonably competent do-it-yourselfer.

Turn the breaker off. Remove the racks. Remove the washer arm assembly noting which way you had to unscrew things. Might be left hand. I forget.

Pull washer out. I laid it down on the door side. Detach all the electrical components from the pump/motor assembly. This was easy as most all things are keyed or slotted. They can be removed and reinstalled pretty easily. The drain pump (light blue) is removed counter-clockwise. Disconnect the discharge hose (red elbow). Remove the white sump tabs last noting which direction the hook side of them face. These are the white shim-like things that hold the assembly to the tub.

Stand the unit back up. The pump/motor assembly actually is removed up into the tub compartment. Put the new one in place. I had to fully disconnect the internal feed tube that runs along the back of the tub (just tabs) to get the internal rear feed cap to fit back together into the rear internal feed tube.

Lay the unit back down on the door side. Hook the everything back up. Install the white sump tabs. Run a test cycle and hope for the best.

You might try a product called "gel gloss" sold in hardware stores for restoring and polishing plastics, then treat the set as "hand wash only." Also Pledge spray polish can temporarily restore the black sometimes.

Whenever they are soiled.

Take the o-ring And cover it with Tim foil and put it in the microwave for 10 seconds this will do the job. Lol

Your refrigerator may have coils or connections which are independent of the freezer.

There is heavy duty, double sided carpet tape, something like duct tape, sticky on both sides. Possibly available in Walmart.

I have been looking on and off for about 10 years. This was (is?) a great product and I fear mine will someday give out. There are a few Empire Brush companies, the one that made Squeeze & Clean is in Greenville, NC. Since another company is using the "Squeeze & Clean" name (Weiman Perfect Planet Squeeze & Clean Floor Cleaner), I suspect Empire is no longer protecting (and making) the product we want. Too bad.

That's not a good idea. The heat of the dryer will melt the wax from the cloth and will fill the interior of the dryer, carried by the water vapor from the wet rags. A waxy film will be deposit throughout the interior of the dryer, even in nooks and crannies you can't see and behind the drum. When you put wet clothes in, the cycle will be repeated by melting the wax from dryer surfaces and on to the clothes, leaving stains.

That depends entirely what country you're in - Every country steals a different amount from the price through tax !

Muriatic acid. -NOTE - wear goggles and gloves, DON'T breath the vapour, be wary, it's very corrosive.

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whats the type of sub floor

Is it Lino or Vinyl flooring

Is it glued or floating floor??

How old

How big & what shape is the bump, is it the only one

any discoloration.