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pugboy wrote:i wonder how them soakaway does look when you dig up an old one
worksux101 wrote:Any recommendations for house movers? A few appliances and bits of furniture
Jerry84 wrote:Good day. Not sure if this was covered before but I was wondering what options I have in making my bathroom bug proof.
I have a vent that's approximately 2ft x 1ft. Want to maintain the vent but just prevent insects (mosquitoes, flies and roaches) from coming in. Also I was thinking of a diy fix as I really don't want to open my house up to potential exposure to the virus (my daughter was dreamed high risk).
Any suggestions are welcomed.
adnj wrote:You can use a piece of wire or fiberglass screen from the hardware or from scrap.
Build a frame from wood or just use a hot-melt glue gun to put a bead of glue around the opening a bit at a time. Trim the excess away once the adhesive has cured.
They would probably call it "mosquito mesh." The same thing that you would use on a window or door.Jerry84 wrote:Thanks for the suggestionsadnj wrote:You can use a piece of wire or fiberglass screen from the hardware or from scrap.
Build a frame from wood or just use a hot-melt glue gun to put a bead of glue around the opening a bit at a time. Trim the excess away once the adhesive has cured.
Can you advise as to what exactly is the fiberglass screen you're referring too and which hardware I may be able to get it from?
I've been to a couple hardwares in the San Juan area and none seem to have anything for this purpose
Jerry84 wrote:Thanks for the suggestionsadnj wrote:You can use a piece of wire or fiberglass screen from the hardware or from scrap.
Build a frame from wood or just use a hot-melt glue gun to put a bead of glue around the opening a bit at a time. Trim the excess away once the adhesive has cured.
Can you advise as to what exactly is the fiberglass screen you're referring too and which hardware I may be able to get it from?
I've been to a couple hardwares in the San Juan area and none seem to have anything for this purpose
pugboy wrote:yeah I know the cesspit outlet is always below the inlet so it is supposed to be filled up to that outlet and every flush/input results is slight overflow out to the soakaway
why i asked was because I was wondering if the sump collection is meant to collect only if soakaway has been fully saturated(same or higher than soakaway intake) and is its own pool or if it is below the soakway intake to always have a minor collection
btw the big vertical pipe in the soakaway is for inspection ?
Toyo1777 wrote:Best size for a one bedroom apartment in terms of square feet
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