Im looking at few few different rods that I have my mind on. One being the berkley lightning shock series and the other being the abu garcia Vendetta rod. I want something in medium heavy and from 6.6ft to 7ft. I have a reel for it already. Its a diawa black widow 2 reel. Any suggestions?
In lieu of doing tile work I find replacing wall board i.e. sheet rock easier. Most likely the shower faucets back-up to a bedroom or a room of some sort? Locate the area and cut out a large enough piece of wall board i.e. sheet rock cut a large enough area for you to easily solider the new shower manifold in without being cramped. Strap it to your studs to limit or prevent movement replace the sheet rock repaint and you’re done.
Putty goes under the fittings inside the sink, i.e., under the flange of a disposal. When you screw down the fitting, the putty squishes out, which you remove. Under there will be a tight layer of putty so the water cannot drain through the hole in the sink, but instead must flow down the drain.
Lighting usually strikes taller buildings but that is not always the case. Lighting is an electrical discharge of very large proportions as such it will seek the fastest way to neutralize itself. Go to Ground When it travels through a wood structure to do this it can and probably will start a fire, because of the amount of heat and friction caused by the discharge. A lighting rod when properly installed attacks the lighting to it and through it to ground this prevents the lighting from causing damage to the house by giving it a faster and easier route to travel to ground. So yes a properly installed lighting rod could prevent the problem even though the chance of a lighting strike is higher do to the rod, however if the rod is not properly installed it could increase the chances of the house getting hit by lighting and increase the amount of damage done to it.
