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DIY & Home Improvement

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14. Thank you for the info.

Wed Dec 13, 2017, 11:10 PM

Dec 2017

We'll leave it there, our needs at this point don't make it worth dealing with.
I DO know there are a lot of homes here that have them.

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Removing an old, large claw foot tub [View all] htuttle Dec 2017 OP

The tub is most likely mercuryblues Dec 2017 #1

They are in high demand and valuable randr Dec 2017 #2

I've always wanted a nice, deep old claw foot bathtub Siwsan Dec 2017 #3

I measured the width with a stick and my thumb, lol. htuttle Dec 2017 #5

It's probably cast iron Danascot Dec 2017 #4

This message was self-deleted by its author Sinistrous Dec 2017 #6

Makes ya wonder doesn't it ! Wash. state Desk Jet Dec 2017 #7

My house was built in 1923 NanceGreggs Dec 2017 #8

I live in an old farmhouse. murielm99 Dec 2017 #9

Most of the time, it's as others have said, calikid Dec 2017 #10

The claw feet can be easily removed. marble falls Dec 2017 #11

Pls. tell me how, 'cause we have the same problem! dixiegrrrrl Dec 2017 #12

Thank you for the info. dixiegrrrrl Dec 2017 #14