Recent content by Kheren

Thanks for your reply. I currently do not have a problem with pressure. I just want to change the faucet to one that does not have the tub filler part and only one lever. Only hoping it made no difference in pressure.

Funny I just checked the name brand to the shower head I upgraded to last year…Oxygenics. Ha!

Thanks. I’ve decided to find a decent shower only/one lever faucet for this exact reason. I appreciate your reply! Ok, got it, I think I will give the Oxygenics a go. Thank you!

I’ve read a lot on the one you shared, looks like good reviews. I was hoping to match the black metal sink faucets I’ve installed but it’s not totally necessary I guess. I have fine pressure and use a regulator, just curious if I got rid of the tub filling part, would it affect anything. The hot...

Hi. I want to replace the shower faucet, we have no tub. I’d like opinions on getting rid of the faucet/tub diverted part, using shower hose only. Will I get better pressure or worse? Any cons to doing this at all? Slightly afraid I’ll miss that function once it’s gone even though I don’t use it...

That is just when I first pulled the plug, maybe 1/3 of what came out after using the wand. Wow.

Thanks again for all the advice. I can’t believe it was still working with all the crap that came out. I did not use vinegar but will flush it more often. Decided against the anode rod too even though it says it’s for Atwood water heaters (hence my confusion). I appreciate all the help.

Thanks everyone, just going to flush it with water and take the $30 anode rod back.

Thank you. I tried to buy one of those but they’re waiting on a shipment. I hoped in the meantime I could just rinse with a hose.

Hi. I’m getting really bad chunks of calcium in my faucets and have learned I should clean the hot water tank once a year. It’s been 2 years. Oops. Anyway after many hours of google and forums we decided to maybe add vinegar to it, let it soak via the winterizing kit. It’s an Atwood, no anode...

Wow! I actually solved this on my own after hours of panic. Feel free to delete but I thought I’d say how for the next person. I GENTLY took a screwdriver under the right side of the hinge and slightly lifted it as I also lifted the window, then it slid back into place. Hope that makes sense...

I’ll add that this is the lower half of the window. There’s a fixed window above so no screws on it too to just slide it out. I must be the only one ever to have this problem as no posts online anywhere are even close to this.

Hi. My dogs banged the outside window while it was open which made it come loose from the crank. So I lifted the window up to see how to reattach it. Apparently I lifted it too high and it won’t budge down. I have photos but hard to see the problem. From underneath it looks like the left side...

That?s good to know. I appreciate it. Probably should upgrade for the heat lamp since there?s also a tv and awning lights to the same cord. Also, forgot to mention that the freezer is for residential use. 7 cubic foot deep freeze.

Thank you everyone. Will continue to use 12 gauge cord for freezer and get another one for the other outlet (I believe I?m using a 16 there) I appreciate the advice and feel much better. ?