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This is a Redneck “Handy Man’s” reference book. Feel free to use any of the ideas.

(Click to See Next Slide)

Not responsible for fires, flooding, electrocutions, shootings or divorces.

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This is a bathroom outlet.

Some people believe in those

Ground Fault Circuit

Interrupters but they take up a lot of space and cost

a lot.

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A new idea but still needs

some refinement.

That’s an automotive radiator attached to the floor joists with hot water piped to it. All the pipes and the wood-burning boiler can be constructed of recycled components.

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Here, your auto mechanic know how pays off. A

radiator hose from a 1945 Pontiac can be used to

replace piping leading into

the main drain stack.

Why pay a plumber when you have all the know how and parts?

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Here's another brilliant idea:

Keep the supply & return

registers close together so the

air can flow freely back to the furnace.

The house seems a little chilly and the furnace

keeps running. This needs more study.

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Another good idea: It saves cutting a hole in the roof.

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The inspector said something about needing flashing.

Flashing—who needs

flashing?!?

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Here you have your basic downspout planter, with

an attractive—and healthy—sword fern contrasting

nicely with the red window trim. You, too, can have one of these

beautiful planters.

Self watering and the lady of the house will love it.

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CPVC pipe touching the flue pipe? The fix? Slip some card board between the warm flue pipe and melt-able plastic!

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Like lots of light when taking a shower? It’s also handy to have the light

switch close by.

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FOILED!Cheaper than

buying another section. This

section of water heater flue pipe is made entirely out of aluminum

foil.

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Rain gutter capped on both ends? Needs at least one down spout.

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Waterfall

It’s a good idea to connect all

drain pipes before using the

bathtub..

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Recycle

Inexpensive plug for the cleanout.

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Homemade Humidifier

Why mess with all that high-tech gadgetry in a

humidifier? A Cool Whip container

filled with water will do the same thing.

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Smell a Rat?

It’s a good idea to cover all unused

knock-outs.

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A Plumbing Odyssey

If your plumbing job

looks like this, you might want to draw a map.

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Wreching

This might not be the best way to shim between

the support post and the

beam.

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Duct! If you have a

broken framing member in

your attic, use the all-purpose

structural repair kit — duct tape!

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Hot Water Heater Installation

It is not recommended to install hot water heaters on their side. Also use a TPR valve. Not a large pressure

gauge.

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Chimney Installation

Be sure to fireproof the siding with a

metallic paint.

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RECYCLE

Clever idea for recycling

that old jockstrap.

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Recycle

Another excellent

example of recycling. Flex duct

support in the crawlspace..

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Dryer Wire

Here is the latest in electrical wiring

techniques for dryer hookups. No box

required. We recommend a piece of duct tape over the

connections.

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Another Recycle

Opportunity

The people at Rubbermaid will

be proud of a new-found use

for a garbage can lid.

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This manual is for the Redneck do-it-yourselfer.

Most jobs look better after a few cans of Bud Lite.