Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 September 1951 — Page 17
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- Four in th
~ Prevent
Sweat
On Plumbing
Four ways
Bureau,
Sweating pipes and plumbing]
fixtures in the summer are not a sign of faulty plumbing. The for-| mation of beads of water on tanks | and pipes is due to the condensa-| tion of water vapor in the air. Moisture will form on any con-|
to prevent closet tanks from “sweating” or dripping during humid days in the gummer are suggested hy the Plumbing and Heating Industries
water
v . » Ae
tainer which holds a liquid that)
is cooler than the surrounding air. The four ways to prevent the dripping of water from the ex-
Wides Construction Co. 100 homes to be completed here.
terior of a water closet tank on
the floor are:
Installation of a drip tray under
the tank. This , readily availab
under the tank.
Electrical anti - condensation| unit consisting of a rod which, tank, warms the water to above room| temperature. The rod is connected to a cord which may be plugged into any convenient electrical out-'
when inserted
let.
* Use of a mixing valve the wateg, entering the tank so approximate
that it will temperature.
Forced ventilation of the bathe] room or powder room by means]
of a ventilating
The Bureau also points out that| the use of dehumidifiers in bath- | rooms or powder rooms will great-| ly reduce the problem of dripping] water closet tanks. electrical dehumidifiers are vailable ‘which will dehumidify sev- age homes in the $19,000- $26,000 with. connecting breezeway. eral rooms. Also available are| |price bracket are on display this nonautomatic devices containing week during the Parade of Homes the homes have cedar lined closcalcium chloride or other dehu-!|
midifying agent.
tray, which
le from
into the
fan.
Show New Basement hy
Flood Control System
A new basement flood control tends north from Kessler Blvd. ers and garbage disposal units. system was shown for the first
National Plumbing and Heating FExposi-|
time at the
tion in Chicago.
: The new unit is electrically con- planned for the development. | trolled and fully automatic. When sewage water starts to back up| into the basement through the
disposal pipe, the device auto- Prick and Bedford Ranch styling, | matically closes off the house 2'¢ built on lots which average clude 100 homes when completed
sewer from the street sewer, or 2P0ut 2 third of an acre, having and the public is invited to come]
di : 1 pipe, and starts to pump frontage of at least 91 feet. water from the house sewer, |
recent
downspouts, floor drains, ete.
The water is discharged under | pressure into the disposal pipe or! street sewer. The unit may be! sunk into the basement floor or it may be installed just outside of | & building and sealed with a wa-| 'have two baths.
ter tight cover.
BNL SOVeY. sams... Lair oll heating . systems.
OPEN for INSPECTION
various sources, can be easily attached
to warm
room
Automatic]
is
2 iad po a
2% * ce au
COLONIAL BRICK—6140 Dearborn St., also part of the development on East Kessler.
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with their warmth fire to carpet, hold .an
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES se : g
30 Homes Placed on Display
Fireplace Owners Get Safety Hints’
Fireplaces, {and cheer,
|place in modern living. Seven ott screen, children can -get painfully
clothing or fur-
important |nishings. Without a fireplace
of every ten new homes have fire-| burned.
(places, a leading home magazine | found in a recent survey. But fireplaces can bring sorrow places, the as well as joy, unless certain fire Fire prevention measures are taken. Every fireplace should have a ing scraps of paper and sparks
Combustible roofs are especially dangerous for homes with fireNational Board of Undewriters warns, Unsafe roofs are often ignited by burn-
good strong screen, to keep flying that fly out of fireplace chimem and embers from setting! neys.
WIDES EAST KESSLER ADDITION—Spacious ranch home at 8017 Oakland Ave., built by the |
Thirty attractive. above aver- plang call for an attached garage: The two master bedrooms in
EYSTONE
RICA’S FINEST ALUMINUM
STORM-SCREEN INDOWS AND DOORS
(59th lets of full room width and fea- J turing Modernfold doors. |
Built by the Wides Construction. « Streets Are Paved the E. Kessler development Some of the homes may be (was started a year ago and ex- ‘bought with automatic dishwash- |
at 3100 E. “Kessler Blvd. St).
|along Dearborn St. and Oakland, The addition features paved |
streets with city gas and water Ten of these two and three- ytilitles and is located near the
{bedroom homes are now complete john Strange School. land another 20 more homes are, mye Wides Construction Zo.
has offices on the site of the de-|
91-Foot Frontage |velopment, at 3020 E. Kessler | The homes, in both Colonial (59th St.), near Dearborn St. The entire development will in-|
Li
lout and inspect actual construc-| Floor plans for the one floor|tian work as it is being done on! ranch type call for a spacious liv- the 20 homés now being built. ing room, dining room and kitch-| “We want the public to know len, The latter has custom built- what is going into these homes,” | {in cabinets and is equipped forisaid Sam Wides, partner in the {either gas or electric accessories. firm. | {All homes have full basements. The Wides Construction Co. The more expensive homes also has developed several other
Call PL-5811
KEYSTONE ALLOYS of IND.
Factory & Sales 132 S. Senate Ave.
All have forced areas here, including a project at
Some 30th St. and Kessler Blvd. i RAR SEAR,
Saturday and Sunday
2:00 P. M. to 6:00 P. M.
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All Carpenter Work by
~ALVA L. BURROUGHS 3348 Forest Manor
Excavating & Grading by
& L EXCAVATI 6080 N. Oxford
Insulation by
L. C. CASSIDY & SONS 3704 W. Washington
Stone and Brick Work by MODERN MASONRY ( naxminsos
AMERICAN ESTATES co. ut
7475 N. PENNSYLVANIA ST.
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Beautiful ranch-type stone and Roman brick—large living room with Hone fireplace; dining room; paneled kitchen with breakfast space; utility room. Three twin-size bedrooms, two tile baths. A large paneled den can be used as a fourth bedroom. Also an activities room. Radiant heat; 2-car garage attached. Lot 100x378.
Lumber furnished by ADAMS-ROGERS co.
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All Windows and Barcol Overhead Door by McCOMB WINDOW & DOOR CO.
1404 N. Alton AT. 1235 1927 E. 30th St. Hl. 9685 . Plumbing by Radiant Heat by ?: 'H. B. Ray Plumbing & Heating, Inc. H. C. GAMMON CO. INC. 2218 N. Meridian HI. 9269 1073 E. 54th St. : GL. 2281 Rubber and Asphalt - Formica Tops by + DON T. INGMIRE," Flooring H. & H. CABINET TOP CO. 3506 College / WA. 7404 1130 E. 28th St. WA. 5818.
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