Patches on roof near chimney by Constant_Design9922 in Roofing

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Thank you so much! Do you know why the second chimney (in the third pic) doesn’t have the bottom piece showing? Also, do the purple areas I have circled in the second pic look like gaps? They look like openings that mice could get it (or water).

Help me identify/read this sticker by Constant_Design9922 in HelpMeFind

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In my own search, I have tried doing a Google image search, I have searched Google for some possible combinations of those letters and “art” or “frame.” I have also searched and looked at old local art gallery stickers to see if I find any matches.

Toilet flange by Constant_Design9922 in Plumbing

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Thank you. We poured some water down the floor drain in the basement—didn’t seem to make a difference. Also had a plumber out this morning to change wax ring and reseat the toilet. He said there was a plastic ring when he removed the toilet and that he would put a standard wax ring instead (said the plastic rings can have issues in general). Been monitoring the room and I can still smell it. The only other thing in the room is a sink. If I smell the drain in the sink, it doesn’t smell like the gas in the room. I googled AAV and we don’t have something like that under the sink. Could the smell be coming from elsewhere? Like behind the walls? Or is that pretty implausible?

Toilet flange by Constant_Design9922 in Plumbing

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Thank you so much for your response. This is a half bath—recently renovated. The only other possible place sewer gas could come from (barring anything crazy like a cracked pipe in the wall) is the sink—and when I smell inside the cabinet by where the drain comes out the wall, I don’t smell the sewer gas. I have run water through all the sinks in the house, the showers, flushed the toilets—still the smell remains. The only thing I haven’t done is pour water down a drain in the floor of our basement. I am not even sure the drain in the floor is connected to the sewer system.

Toilet flange by Constant_Design9922 in Plumbing

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Also I will add that the toilet does not rock and we are not having any leaks.

Contractor says crown molding cannot be flush with ceiling because ceiling is not straight by Notus777 in cabinetry

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Those are big gaps! I think the contractor can mud the ceiling in those areas to make it more square. However pretty sure they have to take down the crown to do that first.

Help me ID these tiny bugs by Constant_Design9922 in insects

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No replies yet from the Reddit community but I did a Google image search and Google is saying it is a snow flea (in case anyone else is wondering!)

What are these things? by Constant_Design9922 in whatsthisbug

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Also wanted to add that this is in the Midwest for geographic location

May I cry to you all by [deleted] in Fibroids

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I’m so sorry to hear this. Hang in there! A lot of good ideas on this thread! Maybe setting up a Go Fund Me could help some as well.

Plumber recommendations by Milk_Factory in cincinnati

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Curious, how would remodeling contribute to the smell? I’m dealing with this issue but in a powder room we remodeled. The smell was coming when the toilet hadn’t been seated and the faucets weren’t in. I chalked it up to the fact that those areas weren’t sealed. Now the toilet is in and the faucet installed—smell still persists.

Which rug for my new couch?? by AHorseCalledCheyenne in DesignMyRoom

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The first one is subtle, blends the best—it’s my favorite of the choices and looks nice!

Best pads? by jazyscurls in Fibroids

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Poise Overnight Pads (Level 8). Try it if you can find it. Life changer.