I have called several top plumbing/water heater stores who seem to have no idea what I am talking aboutI can find some American stuff online but most of them don't ship to Canada or charge a fortuneI just want my smelly water to go away and everyone I talked to said this would be the best way without thousands of dollars in filtration additions.
i'm no longer attentive to a 'primary', altho there is oneFor any form of headscarf (knit, crochet, sewn), I often objective for 31/2 to 4 feet long and around 9 extensiveI often initiate with a length that could artwork for me and regulate it for the ameliorations between me and the recipientin case you elect it extra dramatic, make it longer (better than 6 feet starts off to get risky, tho).
This question has already been asked before, by you or perhaps someone elseThe answer is still the same - you can'tYou are mixing two very different kinds of fabric, and that won't work well in this caseThe knitted fabric (the scarf) needs to be able to stretch to fit around the neck properlyApplique is usually made of felt or woven fabric, which does not stretchBut if you are puting the applique on the ends of the scarf, that are only for decoration, then it might be okaySince the ends are just going to be hanging down, and don't need to do anything else (are not going to be stretched), then you should be okayI would make sure they are rather small applique so they really don't interfere much with the way a scarf is used.
I find it hard to believe nobody at the supply shops know what an anode tube isIs the smell just in the hot water? You can put peroxide in to temporary remove the sulfurWhy not call your local plumber?
