Ump,

Not that tech savy to figure out how to make it work. All I know is diy works!

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Greg,

I contacted the plumber and he assured me there was a vent in the wall. He corrected the problem by taking the black 'O" ring out of the stopper and we are good to go. Easy solve.
One of those free plumber tips. All is well!

I went ahead and inserted a 2x4 block next to an existing stud and realized that the sconce would not fit the opening. I inserted another block attached it to the 2x4 block and had enough room to use what metal that I cut to fit the sconce and covered the cut out with the scrap of metal. I didn't ha...

We just experienced a flood out in our home over the Christmas/New Year's holiday and the culprit was a leak in the main bathroom/laundry room wall where the plumbing supplies both the bathroom and the laundry room. The leak was found at the point where a compression fitting had two holes in them th...

I understand your point about the box. Since 2x4 should be 16 inches on center and are often not the case in a MH in order to install an exterior light without the 2x4 support would mean that I need to 'float' or dangle the box and attach it with molly bolts to the light box before I attach the ligh...

Since I'm not too familiar with technology I'll restate my post since it seems a bit unclear even as I reread it. I looked again at the front door and realized that even though the the entry light cannot be reinstalled in its original spot it looks like I can add a 2x4 block next to the existing 2x4...

Just finished installing a 36x80 front door and am wanting to install an exterior light as well. The old door took out the space for me to install a new light. I decided to use a light box to install the new light fixture. Since I cannot use the existing light fixture it looks like I am going to pig...