After a month our grandson and I finally have our half bath 99% finished. We still have a month or so to just get everything back to abnormal, like replacing the floor and a few joists, mud ceil outside band etc. The fellows who worked on this house before did a really hacked up job.
Well anyway, on to the question, I dropped a drop of purple PVC cleaner on the vinyl floor and we have done everything we can think of to get it up, nothing will touch that stuff. Do any of you have a secret weapon to remove this spot other than replacing the flooring? I hate to rip all of it back up and install again.
The 'used' power returns to the breaker box on the neutral. the ground is there to keep the case safe in case a power wire ever shorts out against the metal cover---
Thanks Joe, I don't know why I didn't think of the clear cleaner, when we get to the main bath remodel I will use the clear. I will give the mineral spirits a try, we have tried fingernail polish remover and alcohol so far but it didn't do any good. Thanks buddy
Spatter, let alone the fact that as soon as you open the lid to the can, it's wicking up your fingers all the way to your elbow and dripping off.......
I dropped a small spot on some linoleum in a mechanical room when I first started. It was a good lesson, and I haven't done it since. Of course being that it was a mechanical room, nobody cared at all.
I ran into a situation I haven't seen before, when I took the electric wall heater out I noticed it had a separate wire as a ground, when I went under the house I found the other end of the ground wire just laying on the ground attached to nothing. How could the wall heat work without a ground wire?
I glued up some 6" sch 80 with purple primer and gray glue recently. I didn't need to wait till I got home. arty:
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