iranyc's Profile
- Ira Robbins
- 1956
- 2009
- Brooklyn
- Carroll Gardens
- Rental
- journalist
- Male
- 55
Author's Posts
September 5, 2009
Water Heater
In a past thread, someone mentioned using the boiler to heat water in the winter and the hot water heater to do it in the summer. is that difficult to set it up and use it that way or is something any good plumber can do? The house we are buying has a (gas) boiler but no H/W heater, and my understanding is that we'll save money by not using the boiler year round for water heating
June 13, 2009
Century 21
For anyone who has dealt with the Brooklyn Property branch -- how was your experience?
Author's Comments
the link to the article on heatinghelp.com is gone -- can anyone supply it?
Posted by: iranyc at September 5, 2009 7:17 PM in response to More on Tankless Hot Water
We looked at that from the outside, and the exterior photos in the times ad are completely photoshopped phony. wrong number of windows, duh!
Posted by: iranyc at July 3, 2009 8:05 PM in response to Clinton Hill Carriage Houses
Responses to Author's Forum Comments
Actually, the photoshopped photo is what they plan on doing. They are going to change the position of the door on the larger right with the window and replace the window on the left with a door for the smaller unit.
Originally, there was only one door entrance to the entire carriage house.
Posted by: WillyWanna at July 3, 2009 8:11 PM in response to Clinton Hill Carriage Houses
I would suggest doing a google search for vintage counters. There might be a salvage company that has vintage housewares that you could possible get for next to nothing. Again I would suggest doing a google search to find out.
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Posted by: jhenvillanueva at July 4, 2009 6:18 AM in response to Clinton Hill Carriage Houses
from the brochure linked here, it seems as if no permit is needed for a sidewalk repair but -- if a city tree is involved -- the Parks Department needs to be alerted and given time to inspect the site. Is that right?
Posted by: iranyc at October 26, 2009 5:11 PM in response to Trees & Sidewalks