u/Ifigomissing

I have an old house, and this bathroom is going to get completely remodeled over the winter, but I removed the existing vanity and ugly board that was covering up the wall.

I’ve got a temporary vanity to replace the old inoperable one and am going to re-cover the hole in the wall just to get a sink back in place before the full remodel starts. The only that concerns me is that the drain pipe pitches downward about 1/2-1/4 inch. There’s play in the pipe but not the kind that will pitch it back to level.

My thought is to cut the drain pipe on the length of pipe that connects to the drain stack and use a coupling to reconnect the rest of the drain at a proper angle.

Am I wrong in my thinking? Is this more work than it’s worth for 4-6 months before it all gets ripped out and redone?

I’ve got two residential ac units on the top of my commercial property. Neither seem to be cooling but this is the first chance I’ve got to go up there and actually see what’s wrong.

I’m not an hvac pro, and I’m not planning on doing the repairs myself, but I want to have a clear idea of what’s wrong. I’ve got a buddy going on the roof in a bit to tell me what happens when I call for ac, and I have a troubleshooting list of things to look at from gpt but I could use some more advice.

Besides calling for cool and seeing if the fan/compressor turn on what other things should I be looking for? My preference is to replace what’s broken, not buy a whole new unit. My job puts me in contact with a lot of hvac pros but I’d like to get them some hard data that would be useful to them before I call them for help.

Based on my reading here it’s usually a capacitor a compressor or the fan motor. I’m bringing my multimeter up there to test whatever needs testing.

And yes once this is all wrapped up I will redo the insulation on those pipes.

So the door handle broke off of my roughly 8-10 year old microwave. The model and serial number have both faded from the nameplate so I’m not sure how to find the replacement part.

Also, I can’t find any fasteners on the door to even begin the repair process. I don’t use the microwave a lot and would much rather replace a part than the whole thing.

Any assistance is truly appreciated.

The outer pane of my storefront window shattered. The inner pane is still in tact. Rough measurements are 60x63. Funds are tight and I wasn’t expecting this so I’m trying to understand what my options are.

I’m calling local glass companies tomorrow but I’m hoping to understand how bad this is gonna hurt. I’m also making the insurance calls tomorrow too