jfrederick
(Joshua Frederick)
July 12, 2012, 1:12pm
1
Do you all report on larger walk in closets without a heating/cooling register?
jfunderburk
(Joe Funderburk, CMI)
July 12, 2012, 1:26pm
2
Yes (sometimes if I think of it), if it’s an outer wall. Just as an FYI. It’s not required.
jjonas
(Jeffrey Jonas)
July 12, 2012, 1:29pm
3
No. And btw, sometimes an exterior wall is the only logical location for placement if a retrofit install. They are not going to tear up the entire home if they are only creating a larger closet.
You’re not going to ask about an outlet in there, are you? :mrgreen:
cbottger
(Charley L. Bottger)
July 12, 2012, 1:31pm
4
Oh NoNo No not another closet thread
jjonas
(Jeffrey Jonas)
July 12, 2012, 1:32pm
5
Waiting for Kevin to show up for the party to begin!
cbottger
(Charley L. Bottger)
July 12, 2012, 1:33pm
6
I am going to stick my head in a bucket of water if that happens:roll:
jjonas
(Jeffrey Jonas)
July 12, 2012, 1:56pm
7
Be careful what you wish for.
kwood
(KEVIN WOOD, CMI)
July 12, 2012, 2:20pm
8
OK here is my take on closets. All closets are used to store boxes. Boxes against outside walls at least here in the freezing North are cold. Cold walls lead to mold. Mold leads to sickness. Sickness leads to hospitalization. So what I tell my Clients when it comes to big closets on outside walls is remove the doors if they don’t allow air flow on the outside wall and never store boxes close to the wall, don’t forget to not use the plug outlet installed in there for Ironing your clothes. LOL
jfunderburk
(Joe Funderburk, CMI)
July 12, 2012, 2:22pm
9
Why don’t you just tell them to ventilate the room?
badair
(Barry Adair, TREC#4563 EIFSTX#39)
July 12, 2012, 2:23pm
10
paging Mr. Bottger
paging Mr. Bottger
line one please your bucket is ready
you’ll have to furnish the h2o
kwood
(KEVIN WOOD, CMI)
July 12, 2012, 2:26pm
12
How did you find out I was a KFC Assistant manager when I was 19.
jjonas
(Jeffrey Jonas)
July 12, 2012, 2:27pm
13
kwood:
OK here is my take on closets. All closets are used to store boxes. Boxes against outside walls at least here in the freezing North are cold. Cold walls lead to mold. Mold leads to sickness. Sickness leads to hospitalization. So what I tell my Clients when it comes to big closets on outside walls is remove the doors if they don’t allow air flow on the outside wall and never store boxes close to the wall, don’t forget to not use the plug outlet installed in there for Ironing your clothes. LOL
Woo-Hoo !!! It’s party time !!!
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mlarson
(Michael Larson, WI Lic. # 1672-106)
July 12, 2012, 2:29pm
14
kwood:
OK here is my take on closets. All closets are used to store boxes. Boxes against outside walls at least here in the freezing North are cold. Cold walls lead to mold. Mold leads to sickness. Sickness leads to hospitalization. So what I tell my Clients when it comes to big closets on outside walls is remove the doors if they don’t allow air flow on the outside wall and never store boxes close to the wall, don’t forget to not use the plug outlet installed in there for Ironing your clothes. LOL
You are such a ninny. :roll::roll:
jjonas
(Jeffrey Jonas)
July 12, 2012, 2:37pm
15
kwood:
OK here is my take on closets. All closets are used to store boxes. Boxes against outside walls at least here in the freezing North are cold. Cold walls lead to mold. Mold leads to sickness. Sickness leads to hospitalization. So what I tell my Clients when it comes to big closets on outside walls is remove the doors if they don’t allow air flow on the outside wall and never store boxes close to the wall, don’t forget to not use the plug outlet installed in there for Ironing your clothes. LOL
Perhaps you should stop stereo-typing all closets by lumping them all together. In the U.S., we commonly refer to them as:
Clothes Closet
Bedroom Closet
Walk-in Closet
Hallway Closet
Kitchen Closet
Kitchen Pantry Closet
Storage Closet
Reach-in Closet
Front Door Closet
Linen Closet
Utility Closet
Water Closet
Etc…
cbottger
(Charley L. Bottger)
July 12, 2012, 3:17pm
16
jjonas:
Perhaps you should stop stereo-typing all closets by lumping them all together. In the U.S., we commonly refer to them as:
Clothes Closet
Bedroom Closet
Walk-in Closet
Hallway Closet
Kitchen Closet
Kitchen Pantry Closet
Storage Closet
Reach-in Closet
Front Door Closet
Linen Closet
Utility Closet
Water Closet
Etc…
The last time I hung my coat in the water closet it got all wet and then all moldy :shock:
cbottger
(Charley L. Bottger)
July 12, 2012, 3:19pm
17
Hell Kevin I thought that was still your full time job
jjonas
(Jeffrey Jonas)
July 12, 2012, 3:24pm
18
I was wondering if anyone would actually catch that one.
kwood
(KEVIN WOOD, CMI)
July 12, 2012, 3:24pm
19
Also the POST does say WALK IN CLOSET .
No I am mostly HI inspection, Maintenance and Consulting Charley.
My days of seeing drugs passed by Employee’s to clients in Chicken Boxes are gone. LOL
ccurrins
(Christopher Currins, CMI)
July 12, 2012, 6:55pm
20
You’re lucky you didn’t get electrocuted. :roll: