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Handyman Replaces Missing Smoke Detector
As a handyman, I see missing smoke detectors all the time. It is usually the case that the detector was chirping and the homeowner removed
Removing Rusted Toilet Tank Bolts
Bathroom Plumbing Tips in Las Vegas Rusting toilet tank bolts can be surprising. Either you didn’t realize it, or you noticed a drip which caused
Swamp Cooler Pads Not Getting Wet
If your swamp cooler pads are not getting wet, you are going to have warm air blowing from your cooler. The problem is obvious: the
Shower Door Sweep Drips when Door is Opened
A shower door sweep is important to keep water in the shower where it belongs. Some designs though can be challenging. There are shower
Plumbing: Removing a Water Softener
Water Filtration Plumbing Services in Las Vegas Some folks want to take the water softener with them when they move, and others just want to
How To Remove a Ceramic Tile Without Breaking Surrounding Tiles
A Comprehensive Guide to DIY Ceramic Tile Replacement It’s not uncommon to have a ceramic tile with a crack in it, in a sea of
Repair Loose Shower Arm
A customer was adjusting his showerhead when he noticed that the arm to which it is attached was a little loose. There shouldn’t be
Use a Ceiling Fan Pull Chain and Remote?
A ceiling fan remote is a great thing to have, even though it causes a lot of confusion. Although it is convenient, people ask if
Water Heater and Washing Machine Drain Pans
Many people have drain pans installed under their water heaters or washing machines, but it amazes me that many of those pans are not
Swamp Cooler Insulating and Shading
So what effect do you think shading and insulating a swamp cooler might have on its temperature? I suggest you do some testing yourself to see.
Bathroom Sink Overflow Leaking
Have you noticed that whenever you fill your bathroom sink a leak develops under the sink onto the cabinet floor? You probably need to be
Attach a Pedestal Sink to Wall Without bolts?
Installing a pedestal sink takes some precautions. They usually come in two pieces, one is the actual sink, and the other is the support
