The pipes in my house hammer when I flush the toilet while they are filling not when they stop I did replace a out side faucet around the time the hammering started but I don’t know if it was at the exact same time. I have been under the house and started to take down the hangers and put pipe insulator around where I am going to hang the pipe. But at one of the fittings I created a small leak and stop until I fix the leak. What could I check while I am under the house I have opened all the faucets in the house and out side to see if that would clear any trapped air .Didn’t help at all. I have lived here around 14 years house was new when we moved in. what could it be?
I guess you mean a smoke detector. A fire alarm doesn't necessarily DETECT fire. I believe they use small amounts of radiation emitted at point A and detected by point B. The radiation is stopped by solids - including smoke. Smoke causes a loss of signal and triggers an alarms. I hope that helps. I didn't fully understand the question. I shouldn't really have even answered. You should do your own bleeding homework,
when it fell out of a tree on the Mississippi, and it was a great pet, but he eventually died of malnutrition because cat food apparently did not work too well, and since he had got him as a day or two old infant, he had never really learned how to be a racoon. Apart from when the parish priest would visit! Then he would STALK him and try to dagger him with his fangs, which is how they kill their prey, sort of like a snake strike. He nailed my dad's hand when he tried to fend him off. Fine puncture wounds, and it was bruised for weeks after. My grandad had a pet squirrel, very sweet. I had a pet rabbit, Richard, who would sit on my shoulder and watch tv with me and run to answer the phone or the door. He was adorable. I had to move away to my new college dorm and he lived happily ever after with a pair of female rabbits. He was sort of blondish red with silky fur, small. Very adorable. Pygmy hedgehogs are very sweet too, and skunks, yes, but even after de-scented, they will be quite whiffy. Have a great day!
Ferrets are cool pets related to Skunks, but they do smell a bit (you should be OK with that if you like skunks). They should only be kept in pairs (or more) though. Sugargliders look very cool, if you can find one, but I've never had one.
He said it was chick fallen out of the nest that he rescued. Later, on my older daughter's birthday, some friend of my oldest daughter showed up and presented her with a birthday present of a leopard gecko, complete with terrarium. We then had pet crickets as food. Sometime later, my oldest daughter (works for Verizon) found a frog in a junction box and named it Fernwood after the street where she found it, bought another terrarium and had a frog in her room. More crickets. My wife went to see her nephew graduate from high school and came home with his Mexican King snake, which my oldest daughter's cat liked a lot. And the snake liked the cat, too; wanted to give the cat a big hug. We're so mean. We wouldn't let them play together. The reptiles and amphibian and insects are all gone now in favor of the Rottweiller, which the cat has pussy whipped.
I am a 53 year old elementary school teacher. Sixteen years ago I wrote a grant for, among other things, a rosie Tarantula ! That class named him Jason. For 14 years, students took care of his watering needs during the school year and I would take him home over summer. Two years ago the laws changed in Ohio and I was told to take him home. It had been years since he molted which is so amazing. He molted this past summer while we were on vacation. He never acted right after that. He stayed sort of bunched up. After school started, the principal said I could bring him to school, for one day, in his cage. The students were fascinated!! I drew a name and one student got to take his shedding home with him. About a week later,(After at least 16 years with me.) Jason died. I buried him under his bark shelter in our field beside other precious pets that have passed away. (a colt, 2 dogs, a cat) Jason was very easy to keep. He ate live crickets or pinkie mice about once or twice a month. I often kept crickets in his cage but they are dirty. I kept his water sponge clean and moist. I hope you enjoyed my story
