Speaking of a Buffet Line
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Comments (2)I suspect that you are right in part. Now that the pipes are clean, they drain much faster and the strong flow of water would be causing a vibration. In addition, I suspect that a stapl or strap has come loose and is no longer holding your drain pipe as securly to the joists as it once was. If the pipes are visible from any vantage point (ie the basement), fill up the tub and go find the loose strap. My knee-jerk reaction is that this is just an annoyance and not anything to be concerned about - however if the vibration is strong enough (and your pipes are old) I suppose you could break a seam somewhere and cause a water leak. unlikely, but possible (I suppose). Another possibility is that sometimes when air gets into pipes they can cause your pipes to 'bang.' This is more common from a hotwater source like a boiler or hot water heater - I'm not even sure it's likely from the drainage - but in any case, some presure tests may be able to determine/fix those kinds of issues....See MoreSpeaking of Cell Phones
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6 years agolast modified: 6 years agoI remember seeing those linked chafing dishes, but I don't remember who made them. We have a Salton electric hot tray plus a chafing server like this:
Ours is some off-brand from QVC and you can either use two larger inserts or three smaller ones like in the pictures. Add a crockpot for the gravy and everything stays at a food-safe temperature throughout the meal. After the meal, I cover and refrigerate everything. Later, if people want to put together take-home packets of leftovers, they can remove the dishes from the refrigerator, but I don't want any food sitting out for hours.CA Kate z9 thanked Fun2BHere- 6 years ago
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