I had a similar mushroom growing in one of my amaryllis, except mine was much fatter, and there were a LOT of them. When I unpotted the amaryllis, the soil was chock full of mycilium, and I had to bring out the 'big guns'-- wash the bulb clean and then sterilize with a fungicide. If your mushroom reappears you might want to get rid of that soil. Happy gardening! --Rick in CT

Try a CERTIFIED chimney sweep, somebody who has completed a course of training and knows a thing or two about chimneys, how to figure out if they are okay and how to fix them if they are not.

My suggestion would be to decide how much fabric you need and piece it in with 1/2" seam allowance. Turning corner: Pivit and turn. Sew to the place you want to turn, leave needle in the fabric, pick up presser foot, turn fabric, return presser foot to down position. Good Luck

No, it would be easier to use one of these. This particular style slides onto the nm after it has been installed through a 1/2" ko and snaps into the hole from the inside of the panel. There is another style that looks similar but doesn't work the same. These are my connector of choice.