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I recently noticed some cold air around the bottom of our fireplace
hearth, which is brick and mortar. A quick look showed that the mortar under the bottom brick has worn away, in many places quite deeply. Should I fill with mortar, or could I use some other sort of sealant (foam?) to fill this space? If the former, any tips for someone who has never dealt with bricks and mortar? Thanks! -Ben |
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