When PEX (cross-linked polyethylene) pipes for hot and cold water are bundled together and touched, heat can transfer from the hot water pipes to the cold water pipes and vice versa. This thermal transfer can affect the temperature of the cold water
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A dead leg in a plumbing system refers to a section of piping that receives no or infrequent water flow. This is common in bathrooms planned to be finished later and in seldom-used plumbing fixtures, such as a wet bar sink or
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According to the disclosure statement, the roof was replaced 5 years ago. However – the original owner didn’t keep a record of the installation, and you have no idea which roofing company installed the roof. You now see distinct color variations, and
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This video is aimed at home buyers who are about to get a home inspection report. The speaker, who is a carpenter himself, aims to educate home buyers about what to expect from a home inspection report and how to get the
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Bubbles are fun in a bath but not on your freshly painted siding. Let’s break this issue down. Bubbles forming under the paint can indicate poor adhesion, likely due to poor surface preparation. When paint doesn’t properly adhere to the surface, it can trap
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