Is there a type of bathroom vent that will remove moisture, but does not have to be vented to the outside? We have interior bathrooms on the second floor that would be next to impossible (without damage to the third floor) to vent outside.
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John-you are right on the money with your observations on steam systems. After replacing old rad vents that were for a coal fired system to the correct ones for a propane fired, our system is as quiet as can be (no hissing or dripping). We also have…
We, too, had the same issues. My old insurance company wanted to insure for replacement cost (4.35 mil.) when it is only valued at $129,000. I don't think there is a building in the entire state of ND worth that much. And like most of you, the build…
I've been a do-it-yourselfer for over 30 years. I have also been a general contractor with three new houses under my belt. I prefer old houses/buildings, that is why my husband and I live in and are restoring an old hotel built in 1906. It was once considered the grandest hotel on the Soo railroad between Minneapolis and Seatle.
Tell us about your old-house experiences and dreams:
We have spent the last three years getting to know our old house and work on basic plumbing, heating, and electrical needs. Now we are in the process of restoring our home room-by-room. At our current pace it should take about twenty years.
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