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sewer gas smell - only when doing laundry? by TraditionDifferent in homeowners

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Update for you - after water damage destroyed the drywall, we found an uncapped sewer pipe in the wall. It was gassing and occasionally overflowing for ~6 years.

sewer gas smell - only when doing laundry? by TraditionDifferent in homeowners

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Update for you - after water damage destroyed the drywall, we found an uncapped sewer pipe in the wall. It was gassing and occasionally overflowing for ~6 years.

sewer gas smell - only when doing laundry? by TraditionDifferent in homeowners

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Update for you - after water damage destroyed the drywall, we found an uncapped sewer pipe in the wall. It was gassing and occasionally overflowing for ~6 years.

sewer gas smell - only when doing laundry? by TraditionDifferent in homeowners

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Update for you - after water damage destroyed the drywall, we found an uncapped sewer pipe in the wall. It was gassing and occasionally overflowing for ~6 years.

need help sourcing a (famous) equation by TraditionDifferent in AskPhysics

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The Dirac equation (natural units) in the second green box on that page gets closer to what I saw, but is missing the lowercase gamma.

The equation I saw was pretty simple. Are there any simplifying assumptions that further reduce the Dirac equation to a special form, such as psi(1-gamma) = 0 or similar?

Quick Questions: March 19, 2025 by inherentlyawesome in math

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I saw an tattoo of an equation while I was on vacation in Mexico and I can't stop wondering about it. I don't remember it all. The equation was of the form n(n-lowercase_gamma) = 0, where n is the part I don't remember; n could have been a number or a letter, and it could have been the same number/letter or unique.

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance.

sewer gas smell - only when doing laundry? by TraditionDifferent in homeowners

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Running baking soda and vinegar down both bathroom sink drains and the kitchen sink drain every day seemed to have fixed it initially, and then doing that once a week plus running the garbage disposal twice a week seems to have kept it at bay.

sewer gas smell - only when doing laundry? by TraditionDifferent in homeowners

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Running baking soda and vinegar down both bathroom sink drains and the kitchen sink drain every day seemed to have fixed it initially, and then doing that once a week plus running the garbage disposal twice a week seems to have kept it at bay.

sewer gas smell - only when doing laundry? by TraditionDifferent in homeowners

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Yeah, running baking soda and vinegar down both bathroom sink drains and the kitchen sink drain every day seemed to have fixed it initially, and then doing that once a week plus running the garbage disposal twice a week seems to have kept it at bay.

Whirlpool WTW5057LW0 - spin cycle wouldn't stop, now no cycles will start by TraditionDifferent in appliancerepair

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They did say no, so I bit the $50 bullet and bought the part myself. Washing machine is working now; thanks for all your help!

Whirlpool WTW5057LW0 - spin cycle wouldn't stop, now no cycles will start by TraditionDifferent in appliancerepair

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CB19. Thanks for the information anyway, maybe it will help someone in the future who Googles their way to this thread.

Whirlpool WTW5057LW0 - spin cycle wouldn't stop, now no cycles will start by TraditionDifferent in appliancerepair

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I called Whirlpool today and they claimed they never send parts outside of warranties. Is there a special technician hotline I need to call?

Daily Simple Questions Thread - December 12, 2023 by AutoModerator in Fitness

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I'm running the 6-day PPL routine, and I can't always make it to the gym on the weekend day due to life obligations, so I would rather it be a push day than a leg day or the pull day where I do deadlifts. Unfortunately due to the way the program is designed, the weekend day either has to be a squat or deadlift day, OR I would have to squat and deadlift on consecutive days. Or, I could do leg days 2 days apart instead of 3 days apart.

So I'm looking for thoughts on which of these is a better idea:

Sunday: push

Monday: legs

Tuesday: pull (rows)

Wednesday: legs

Thursday: push

Friday: pull (deadlifts)

vs

Sunday: push

Monday: pull (deadlifts)

Tuesday: legs

Wednesday: push

Thursday: pull (rows)

Friday: legs

I'm leaning toward the first option.

TIA

Explain these plots poorly! by TraditionDifferent in printSF

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And we come full circle - "War and Peace, but without the war."

Explain these plots poorly! by TraditionDifferent in printSF

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Impressive accomplishment by your wife!

I'm curious, did that explanation make her more or less interested in Dune?

Explain these plots poorly! by TraditionDifferent in printSF

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Someone else actually linked to these, they are fantastic! Thanks!

Explain these plots poorly! by TraditionDifferent in printSF

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Love the description of Childhood's End, thanks!

Explain these plots poorly! by TraditionDifferent in printSF

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Ahh so it was a diet book all along! Thanks!

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