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Can you swim in a pool 9 months pregnant?

Can you swim in a pool 9 months pregnant? Even if you've never exercised before, swimming is safe to take up during pregnancy. Swimming in a chlorinated pool is not harmful to you or your baby. It's usually safe for you to swim throughout your pregnancy, right up until your baby's birth, although you shouldn't swim after your waters have broken. Can you dive in pool while pregnant? Besides reveling in the feeling of weightlessness, swimming provides various health benefits during pregnancy because it utilizes multiple muscle groups simultaneously. Yet while swimming is so beneficial, it is recommended that pregnant...

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How much humus is in clay?

How much humus is in clay? 45% rock particles (Sand, Silt, Clay) 25% water. 25% air. 5% organic matter(humus) Is there humus in clay soil? Clay soil: Clay soils are so thick because they have small particles with correspondingly small air spaces between them. Adding humus to clay soils discourages the small particles from sticking so tightly. What soil has the most humus? topsoil Soil is usually layered. The uppermost layer is called topsoil and this layer contains humus, plant roots, and living creatures. The more humus found in topsoil, the more nutrient rich the topsoil and the better the...

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Where should the opening of the pillow case be facing?

Where should the opening of the pillow case be facing? The openings of the pillowcases should be facing inward and toward each other. This positioning will make sure no part of the uncovered pillow is exposed. Think of the openings of each pillowcase facing the middle of the bed. What is pillow case envelope closure? What are Envelope Closure Pillowcases? Traditional pillowcases are open on the ends. An envelope pillowcase has a special envelope closure at the end of the case, so the pillow is tucked in and out of sight for a more finished look when making up the...

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What is a 2 storey building?

What is a 2 storey building? A two-story building has a first floor (at ground level) and a second floor in the US. A two-storey building has a ground floor (at ground level) and a first floor in the UK. What is a storey building? A storey (British English) or story (American English) is any level part of a building with a floor that could be used by people (for living, work, storage, recreation, etc.). Plurals for the word are storeys (UK) and stories (US). How many floors is a 1 storey building? (Incidentally, as a rule of thumb, one...

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Does an in ground pool increase home value?

Does an in ground pool increase home value? How much value does a pool add to a home? The experts are a split on how much a pool can contribute to a home's value. One HouseLogic study suggests an increase of 7 percent, at most, under ideal conditions, while HGTV reports that the average inground pool can up your property's value by 5 to 8 percent. How much value does an inground pool add to a house? It won't be easy since a swimming pool can actually make your home harder to sell. Many buyers consider it a liability rather...

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How many tons does it take to cool 700 square feet?

How many tons does it take to cool 700 square feet? ZONE 1ZONE 51.5 Tons600 - 900 sf700 - 1100 sf2 Tons901 - 1200 sf1101 - 1400 sf2.5 Tons1201 - 1500 sf1401 - 1650 sf3 Tons1501 - 1800 sf1651 - 2100 sf How many tons does it take to cool 3000 square feet? Air Conditioning Square Footage Range by Climate ZoneZONE 1ZONE 23 Tons1501 - 1800 sf1501 - 1850 sf3.5 Tons1801 - 2100 sf1851 - 2150 sf4 Tons2101 - 2400 sf2151 - 2500 sf5 Tons2401 - 3000 sf2501 - 3100 sf How many square feet does a 4 ton ac...

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What happens to the temperature of a room in which in air conditioner is left running on a table in...

What happens to the temperature of a room in which in air conditioner is left running on a table in the middle of the room? 11.10 What happens to the temperature of the room, when a air conditioner is left running on a table in the middle of the room? Answer 11.10 Temperature of the room increases, as heat absorbed from the room by the air conditioner is expelled in the same room. Will AC turning off when temperature reached? In general, a typical air conditioner will cycle off an on every 15 to 20 minutes as it cools the...

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Why does my heat smell like sewage?

Why does my heat smell like sewage? If your house smells like sewage when the heat comes on, the likeliest culprits are your furnace, sewage line, or HVAC ductwork. You may need to replace your furnace's air intake filter or fix a crack in your sewage line or ventilation ducts. What does burning creosote smell like? Chimney odors The sour, sickly odor is the smell of creosote. The solution is to call a chimney professional to clean your chimney and install a chimney cap to prevent water from entering and reacting with the creosote. Why does my fireplace smell after...

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What is the typical height of a fireplace hearth?

What is the typical height of a fireplace hearth? 12” to 18” The most common hearth heights are from 12” to 18”. If you're tall (over six-feet), choose a higher hearth size. The same thing goes for sitting on the hearth, if you're shorter, choose a lower hearth height. What is the code for fireplace hearth? For Your Hearth Your fireplace hearth must extend at least 16 inches beyond the fireplace opening and at least 8 inches on either side of the firebox, according to the International Code Council. Hearth extensions will need to be at least 2 inches thick....

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How do I stop my air conditioner from blowing fuses?

How do I stop my air conditioner from blowing fuses? How Can I Stop My Air Conditioner from Blowing Fuses?Check or clean your air filter. For as often as air filters cause problems, homeowners don't pay them enough attention. Maintain a clean outdoor unit. Check your breaker. Why does my air conditioner keep tripping the fuse? The electric motors in your air conditioner can run for hours, and when they are left running for too long, the wire insulation can break down leading to an electrical short. More electricity passes through than the wires can handle, which then trips the...