u/MoleculeMover

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Help identifying wood type

Hi! I recently bought this used wood dresser and cannot figure out what the wood is. I have cleaned and sanded most of it, and am likely going to prime and paint outside and buff/wax inside.

Your info and tips are welcome!

u/MoleculeMover — 1 day ago
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Hello, Plumbing Experts...

Please don't judge my ignorance. I have managed alot of necessary diy projects, screened in my own porch by myself, handled dryer vent/duct install out through exterior skirting, and so on.

I have a 7 year old Clayton mobile home and it looks like their hot and cold lines for kitchen faucet have no shutoff valve, other than 1 going to dishwasher.

I have a new faucet that has braided lines with female metal connection ends.

Please see my photos and give me advice if you're up for that.

Online research isn't helping, other than having me wondering about sharkbite connectors, shutoff valves, entirely new lines, stumped!

The yellow "x" on silver braided line is the NEVER WORKED sprayer, a non factor here....

TIA!

u/MoleculeMover — 1 month ago