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Can a neighbor drain water onto your property?

Can a neighbor drain water onto your property? If "his water" is surface water, then it has no right of drainage. Neighbours can either choose to keep their water on their property, or allow it to pass along onto property at a lower elevation. However, once the water reaches a natural watercourse it must be allowed to continue to flow through all properties. Who is responsible for drainage of surface water? So, who is responsible for surface water? It's a tricky one. Water and sewerage companies (WaSCs), local authorities (LAs) and the Environment Agency (EA) all have parts to play,...

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How much does it cost to tile a laundry room?

How much does it cost to tile a laundry room? You should expect to pay $3 to $15 per square for the materials and an additional $5 to $15 for installation. Tile. Ceramic tile is a durable choice for laundry rooms, and many people turn to it because of its reliability. Most manufacturers sell a wide variety of ceramic tiles for $3 to $10 per square foot. Can you put large tiles in a small kitchen? It's a visual illusion—tiny floor tiles make your small kitchen feel busy and cramped; large tiles make it feel airier and larger. One reason...

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Does a Rinnai tankless water heater need a dedicated circuit?

Does a Rinnai tankless water heater need a dedicated circuit? Rinnai tankless water heaters require 120 volts AC, 60 Hz and less than 3 amps. Gas tankless water heaters use just a tiny amount of amperage to ignite the flame. Unless the manufacturer requires it, there is no need for a dedicated circuit. Can a thermostat go bad on a hot water heater? Usually, when the upper thermostat goes bad, you will have no hot water at all, while a bad lower thermostat makes itself known when there is only a small amount of hot water before the tap water...

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How do you lay pavers in a small area?

How do you lay pavers in a small area? Prepare the Patio Area. Laying pavers is a DIY project that takes about one weekend to complete. Clear Out Grass and Soil. Add Paver Base. Add and Level the Paver Sand. Place the Paver Stones. Cut Pavers. Add Edging Stones or Paver Edging. Finish the Patio. Does adding pavers increase home value? Aside from this, how the pavers are used will also make a difference. For example, a great patio could add as much as $15,000 to the average home's price. However, if you are using pavers as part of creating...

Tips

How much does a spindle replacement cost?

How much does a spindle replacement cost? New balusters usually cost about $1,200 to $1,600. A complete makeover including treads, risers, balusters, a handrail and newel posts usually costs $4,000 to $8,000....How much does it cost to replace wood spindles with wrought iron?Line ItemPrice RangeSpindles$130-$1,600Hardware$30-$200Labor$300-$1,000Total$700-$4,600 What is a spindle repair? The spindle repair process consists of the inspection, analysis, repair, balancing, assembly and testing of your spindle all focused on detail and quality. Quality control is built into each phase of repair, and every step is completed in a state-of-the-art repair and manufacturing facility. When should I replace my spindle?...

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How much does it cost to relocate the mains electricity?

How much does it cost to relocate the mains electricity? If its the fuseboard on its own it could be anything from £300 - £500 depending on work involved and how much rewiring is required if cables are not long enough to reach the new position etc. To relocate CU you would probably have to rewire all circuits to new position, and install a sub main from your meter area. When do you need to move an electricity board? If you need to move your electricity board, we can do this for you (see above). However, at the end of...

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Why has my plasma TV gone black?

Why has my plasma TV gone black? Black TV Screen Solution 1: This would mean that either a CABLE BOX, SAT BOX, COAX CABLE, HDMI CABLE, ETC may not be working properly, something is loose, or needs reset. Likewise, people ask, what are the signs of a plasma TV going out? How do you fix a TV with sound but no picture? Step 1:Unplug the TV cord from the power socket.Leave it unplugged and while it's unplugged press and hold the Power button on the TV for 25 seconds.Release the power button and plug the cord back in. Turn ON...

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Is a bobbin case necessary?

Is a bobbin case necessary? The top thread will go across the top of the bobbin case, which is why it is so important to use the correct bobbin. If the bobbin is too tall (see my previous post), the thread will catch and seize the machine. In machines with an automatic thread cutter, the bobbin case also helps keep threads in place to cut. Can you use a sewing machine without a bobbin case? It's impossible to sew functional stitches without a bobbin. This makes a bobbin case an integral part of any sewing machine. You will not be...

Miscellaneous

How tall should a TV screen be from the floor?

How tall should a TV screen be from the floor? 8 feet – 16 feet. 69 inches from bottom of floor to center of screen. 70 inches. 8.5 feet – 16 feet. 72 inches from bottom of floor to center of screen. As you can see in the table above, for every 5-inch increase in screen size, the TV-mounting height increases by 3 inches. How tall is the TV in the living room? The closest seat in this living room is about 7 ½ feet away from the screen, which falls into the viewing distance range in the table above....

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What is the first step in most staining procedures?

What is the first step in most staining procedures? Gram StainingTable 1. Gram stain processGram staining stemsCell effectsStep 1: Crystal Violet primary stain added to the specimen smearStains cells purple or blue.Step 2: Iodine mordant, makes the dye less soluble so it adheres to cell walls.Cells remain purple or blue. What are the staining procedures? First cells are stained with crystal violet, followed by the addition of a setting agent for the stain (iodine). Then alcohol is applied, which selectively removes the stain from only the Gram negative cells. Finally, a secondary stain, safranin, is added, which counterstains the decolorized...