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When you say R-32 transfers heat more effectively, does that mean an AC with R-32 would cool a space faster than one with R-410A, or is the difference...
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That’s really helpful! Are there any specific screen repair kits you’d recommend, or are they all pretty similar in how they work?
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R-32 vs. R-410A in AC Units
Hi everyone! I’ve noticed some newer AC units use R-32 instead of R-410A. Does R-32 provide any noticeable improvements in cooling performance or efficiency?...
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Hello everyone, nice discussion! I want to know if these methods work on other types of screens too, like computer monitors or laptop screens, or if those...
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Thanks for the detailed advice! I don't actually know the amperage rating of either my water heater or the switch. The switch definitely gets warm but...
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I have some ideas that might help with your window heat issue! Yes, solar shades are good options. You might also want to consider exterior...
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Since the water heater is installed outside, I haven’t noticed any buzzing sounds, flickering lights, or burning smells near the switch. However, I’ve...
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Water heater switch feels warm
Hi, everyone!
I have my water heater installed outside, and I just noticed that the switch it’s connected to felt a bit warm when I turned...
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Great tips! What about hairline cracks around the repair? If any appear after it dries, should another thin layer of joint compound be applied, or is...
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I’m curious, what’s the difference between oil-based and water-based polyurethane? And which one would you recommend for better durability, especially...
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That’s really useful to know! And also, how do I make sure the texture is even? Any tips on making the repair blend in with the existing texture as...
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Thanks, that’s really helpful! Do you think a second coat of spackle or joint compound helps with blending, or is one layer usually enough?
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This is awesome! I love the idea of getting a wood look without actually using real wood. Sounds like a fun project to try!
How well do you...
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Fixing Small Holes in Drywall
Hi! What is the best method for repairing minor dents and small holes in 1/2-inch standard drywall? Should spackle or joint compound be used, and is sanding...
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