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Experts On Call Program
Welcome to Experts On Call, the place where you can get your questions answered by Experts in their field.
Simply click on a category below that interests you and this will take you to a page custom designed to help you find answers to questions you have. Just think about it, if you called a plumber to your house to look at something it would cost you money, or if you took you car into the mechanic....now you can get the answers to your questions free.
As well, you can read answers to other Frequently Asked Questions of our Experts On Call. We are adding Experts to the list on a regular basis so check back often to discover any new additions.
Also, if there is a topic you are interested in learning more about, simply click here to let us know and we will attempt to get an Expert on board to assist you with any questions.
Most recently answered questions
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Topic:
Plumbing
Answered by: Tiger Plumbing on Nov 24
Q: Lately our laundry room drain has had a sewage smell. Is this a city sewage problem, or is there something wrong with our plumbing in the house?
show answer...A: close answer...This usually means your p-trap is dry or almost dry. If you add a couple of cups of water to your floor drain your problem should be solved. If not then it could be a sign of something more serious and it should be checked out.
Regards,
Ed Van Dam -
Topic:
Education
Answered by: Oxford Learning Centre on Aug 25
Q: How can I stay informed of my child's academic progress?
show answer...A: close answer...Here are six things you can do to stay abreast of your child's academic progress this year:
-Take five minutes to say hello to the teacher and to ask how your child is doing in math/reading/spelling/listening, etc.
- Send a note to school with your child to schedule a phone chat with the teacher.
- Follow up when a test is returned to your child. Ask yourself if the results are what you expected. If not, schedule a phone chat with the teacher.
- Go online. If your child's class has a web page, log on and get involved.
- Get help. If there are any issues, seek help as soon as you learn of them.
- Look to the past. Last year's school performance can be a big indicator of potential problems this year. Correct issues early and avoid repeats. -
Topic:
Plumbing
Answered by: Tiger Plumbing on Aug 5
Q: HelloI need to replace my current laundry tub which is 24 inch wide. What is the smallest width that I can get? I am hoping that there are tubs between 14 inch to 18inch so that I can make room to stack my washer and dryerThank youSean
show answer...A: close answer...Hi, you can get laundry tubs as small as 18" X 23" X 13" deep. This should work for your application.
Ed
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