CrawDude

[quote]No issues yet? And I am assuming even at the natural gas output it should be enough to run a whole house. 3BR/2B[/quote] No issues though it really hasn’t had a good real world test since setting it up a year ago. The generator should run everything in the house (my dryer, range & oven, wate...

If it’s a dumb idea then I’m dumb because this exactly what I’m doing with the same scenario. Same generator and same distance from NG bib on the patio to electrical panel - concrete patio doesn’t allow me to bury a NG line. Just store the NG hose and take it out when needed. If you go this rout...

[quote]They said the koi hibernate during winter but worried if water goes below freezing[/quote] Very unlikely to be an issue - as stated, the pond would literally need to freeze solid to be a problem for the fish. Stress to the fish and associated disease problems would/will likely be more common...

[quote]I may just buy a new cordless one. I hate having to battle that cord.[/quote] I agree the cord is a pain. I think I might all in for a cordless pool cleaner when mine “dies”, guess I better start researching them, can’t think I have too much more life in it at 8+ years. ...

I’d check the power cord. If you have multimeter you can check the voltage at the terminal of the cord after disconnecting it from the pool cleaner motor, as well as continuity of the power cord. Though I forget off hand the voltage you need to check for there are plenty Y/T videos on how to check/d...

One of my secretaries at LSU lost 7 members of her family on that flight - they were flying to attend the funeral of another relative in Vegas, including 1 or both of her parents. She was from Brusly as I recall. Correction: Addis, LA - Fitzgerald family [link=(https://www.upi.com/Archives/1982...

My GI doc told me to take Miralax + Benefiber, and of course drink plenty of water. Worked for me. I take Benefiber daily now, Miralax is only taken when needed. ...

[quote]To minimize down time and issues, electing the best installer is way more important. Each brand has their own mechanical failures associated with them, they're machines.[/quote] This - go to any professional HVAC message board, experienced technicians will universally state the most importan...

[quote]Sounds like your A coil in the attic is freezing up. You need to check your suction side refrigerant line. That’s the big line going into your outside unit. Either low Freon or low air flow across the coil will cause it to freeze up.[/quote] This is likely the cause, associated with low R-22...

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