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Rosie On The House > Podcast > Plumbing > OPEN HOME HOUR: Live Listener Call-Ins, Texts & Emails | WEEKLY TO-DO: #SepticVsSewer

October 7, 2023

10:00 AM | Open Home Hour

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Segment 1

11:45

Segment 2

7:03

Segment 3

13:31

Segment 4

5:31

Septic Versus Sewer

COMMENTARY

Rosie talks about his experience at the LSU/Ole Miss game
An increase in calls about building casitas in the backyard after the City Of Phoenix approved the new ordinance

CALLER

Anthony’s daughter owns a home in Gilbert, AZ. There is an inch and a half drop from the garage to the paver driveway. He’s stumped as to why it was constructed that way (and we are too)

Homeowner Questions

COMMENTARY

A new Pre-Apprenticeship program from Habitat For Humanity for construction training
Follow up from a caller who said his insurance company would drop him if he installed a metal roof

CALLER

Jay has a solar water heater on his house. In the drain back tank, there a glass to check the water level with algae buildup. He’s questioning if there’s a problem in the system

E-MAIL

An exterior main stucco wall with an aluminum frame window that is leaking around the stucco area.

Takeaways

CALLER

Dave is originally from the midwest. He has 6 box window fans that draw in cooler morning air that helped lower his energy bill. But never seen anyone use a whole house ventilation fan in the ceiling with open windows bringing in cooler air in the winter/spring. Is that a viable option in Phoenix

CALLER

Jeff wants to know why electrical panels are on the outside of houses

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OPEN HOME HOUR

Weekly To Do #SepticVsSewer

Weekly To-Do Topic: #SepticVsSewer There are DOs and DON’Ts whether you are connected to a sewer system, or you are on a septic system. Some of these DOs and DON’Ts differ depending upon which you are connected to. To best understand those DOs and DON’Ts, let us first look into “how” they both work to better understand the “why” these DOs and DON’Ts exist. We are going to begin with the waste line that leaves your home in both explanations and try to stay out of the scientific weeds with a broad brush explanation… READ MORE IN THIS DIY ARTICLE>> and scroll below for a breakout of each segment in this podcast with resource links.