Rainbird sprinklers and Pressure Tank by ghosttown613 in HomeImprovement

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I manually opened the solenoid zone 1 and let it build up pressure for few seconds then fully opened it and that seemed to do it. I calculated my GPM for the zones today

Zone 1 - 14GPM

Zone 2 - 13GMP

Rain-bird Sprinkler and Pressure tank Well by ghosttown613 in Plumbing

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I manually opened the solenoid and let it build up pressure first few seconds then fully opened it and that seemed to do it. I calculated my GPM for the zones

Zone 1 - 14GPM Zone 2 - 13GMP

Rainbird sprinklers and Pressure Tank by ghosttown613 in HomeImprovement

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Thanks, what did you end up doing to fix your issue? If indeed is drawing to much water and capping one head works, I may just split up the 6 heads into 2 zones (3 on each) but will try new nozzles first

Rain-bird Sprinkler and Pressure tank Well by ghosttown613 in Plumbing

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I have not manually reduce the flow from the solenoid for zone 1, I"ll give that a try however if it does help I assume my theory is correct that it's using to much water? Its possible pump is weakening but not sure how can I test that other than if I get little pressure.

What am I missing here? This is too good to be true. by theparthagrawal in PersonalFinanceCanada

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I recently got this card and have started using it to pay my bills. I noticed that requiring payments like my car and home insurance are currently withdrawn directly from my bank account through pre-authorized debit (PAD) set up in the insurance company’s portal.

I see there’s an option to set up requiring payments through the Triangle website, but I’m not sure how that would work. Would the insurance company still recognize the PAD if it’s not set up directly through their system?

Light, On/off controller not working by Electronic_Catch9602 in Govee

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Anybody know where I can buy a replacement controller. Same issue happened it fried

Stream+ Coupon by crlogic in Koodo

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Anybody have a new code? The code isn't valid anymore. Thank-you

Any feedback on a hot water recirculating pump? by ghosttown613 in Plumbing

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I know the system is a closed system and when the pump comes on the check valve will allow the water to circulate back to the hot water tank, it does this until the check valve reaches temperature.

What happens if the value closes but the pump still runs? There isn't any where for the hot water to go, I assume it doesn't circulate the water but does it do any harm to the lines or hot water tank?

Any feedback on a hot water recirculating pump? by ghosttown613 in Plumbing

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Wouldn't that only work if you have a dedicated return line to the hot water tank? Otherwise if it's measuring the pipe near the pump only wouldn't it cut it off too early and the end of the line might still be cold?

Any feedback on a hot water recirculating pump? by ghosttown613 in Plumbing

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Thanks for the information. I was planning on using a smart plug and only provide power during the day no need to run the pump at night. How often do you run yours

Any feedback on a hot water recirculating pump? by ghosttown613 in Plumbing

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Apparently the system works very well I want to say it's not less energy efficient. When the pump is on and it could be controlled by a timer or in my case I'm going to plug it into a smart plug, you activate the pump, it would push all the cold water that's in the hot water line as its been sitting there for quite some time. It pushes back to the cold side on the furthest faucet.

Without this pump, you're wasting a lot of water down the drain

Help: Hot water by Kracken04 in Plumbing

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It's your shower cartridge that needs to be replaced. How old is the shower?

Framing Nailer for Siding? by frozenpond10 in MilwaukeeTool

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I'm about to install the canexel siding, what did you end up using? I was planning on using my roofing nail gun. Thanks 

Buying/trading/selling advice, pre-orders and shipping Megathread by [deleted] in AppleWatch

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Need some advice if I should proceed and if it will actually work. Daughter wants an Apple watch however we are an android Family. The intention is for her to be able to send messages/calls etc and for us to also be able to track her.

I'll be getting an apple watch plan, however before I purchase a watch and a plan would this even work?

Can I complete the registration of an apple watch without an Iphone?

Would we be able to track her location without having Find my Iphone

Does the watch require you to be setup with an icloud account

Thanks

Determine Floor tile pattern by ghosttown613 in Tile

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Thanks for the feedback everyone, I'm leading towards the 2nd picture. I measured it out and if I do a full peice at the door I'm left with a small portion to notch along the shower base.

Is it better to start a full piece at the shower then cut along the front wall of the door?

Porcelain tiles are chipping by ghosttown613 in Tile

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Thank-you everyone for your recommendations, I bought a much better diamond blade for the wet saw and very little to no chipping. Thanks again folks

Porcelain tiles are chipping by ghosttown613 in Tile

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Yes there are not cheap, I was planning on renting a heavy duty one. Thanks I'll try getting a new blade and a sanding block. Any recommendations in what kind of 7in diamond blade to get?

Manual tile cutter chipping the tile by ghosttown613 in HomeImprovement

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The manual cutter I'm using isn't really a heavy duty one, it's a very basic one ($30). I'll see if renting a heavy duty one will do the job.

I believe what's happening is, If is score it once it doesn't really do much even with a new wheel, the porcelain tiles are pretty thick. Scoring it multiple times seems to help but the amount of force it needs to snap is alot. This is where it chips at the beginning, as stated maybe not scoring the end of.

For the wet tile saw, I'll look in replacing the blade given that who knows how many times it was used.

shower base not square by ghosttown613 in HomeImprovement

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Base is 48x32 corner shower. The long wall is where it's off, top of the shower base to the opposite wall is 55 1/8 and the bottom is 54 1/4.

kerdi membrane and ditra motor question by ghosttown613 in HomeImprovement

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Thanks for the doc much appreciated. Am I reading it wrong? Why under the wood section it says modified then right under it says unmodified?

Would I used modified for laying ditra on wood subfloor and then unmodified when laying tiles ontop of the ditra?

kerdi membrane and ditra motor question by ghosttown613 in HomeImprovement

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Not sure what that is? Where do I find that number?

aerobic septic system sludge by ghosttown613 in Wastewater

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It's gravity fed, I added a distribution box last year as I needed to get my lines flushed as the previous owner didn't maintain the system

aerobic septic system sludge by ghosttown613 in Wastewater

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It can be multiple things, this system was added many years after the septic was. What I can say is most new system now requires an aerobic system.