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Doug I.
(idester) - MLife

Locale: MidAtlantic
Life Lesson 1,027 on 09/01/2012 19:10:26 MDT Print View

Unless your ceiling needs a good power wash, ensure you shut off the water to your faucet before trying to remove it to install a new one.
Jeffs Eleven
(WoodenWizard) - F

Locale: Greater Mt Tabor
Re: Life Lesson 1,027 Part A. on 09/01/2012 19:22:42 MDT Print View

Especially the hot side.
Franco Darioli
(Franco) - M

Locale: Melbourne
Life Lesson 1,027 on 09/01/2012 19:50:36 MDT Print View

1028
Don't assume your wife cares that you are having a shower when she turns the washing machine on ( a cold cycle)
Tom Kirchner
(ouzel) - MLife

Locale: Pacific Northwest/Sierra
Re: Life Lesson 1,029 on 09/01/2012 19:54:17 MDT Print View

Don't let your wife change the faucet.
Ken Thompson
(kthompson) - MLife

Locale: Eel River Valley
Re: Life Lesson 1,030 on 09/01/2012 20:48:02 MDT Print View

Douglas Ide=Not a plumber
Franco Darioli
(Franco) - M

Locale: Melbourne
Life Lesson 1,027 on 09/01/2012 21:06:52 MDT Print View

Have we done "don't answer the phone when ironing ?"

BTW 1028 happened yesterday
Tom Kirchner
(ouzel) - MLife

Locale: Pacific Northwest/Sierra
Re: Re: Life Lesson 1,030 on 09/02/2012 18:47:07 MDT Print View

"Douglas Ide=Not a plumber"

One more reason not to marry him. ;)
Jim Colten
(jcolten) - M

Locale: MN
Re: Life Lesson 1,029 on 09/02/2012 19:22:55 MDT Print View

Don't let your wife change the faucet.

I have met a few darn good female plumbers (electricians too) (most of them are wives, not mine)
Tom Kirchner
(ouzel) - MLife

Locale: Pacific Northwest/Sierra
Re: Re: Life Lesson 1,029 on 09/02/2012 19:29:37 MDT Print View

"I have met a few darn good female plumbers (electricians too) (most of them are wives, not mine)"

Seems like everyone is taking the most ridiculous statements seriously these days.
I'm starting to wonder if them durn terrists put something in the nation's water supply.
Jim Colten
(jcolten) - M

Locale: MN
Life Lesson 1,031 on 09/02/2012 19:33:21 MDT Print View

If a DIY plumbing job went smoothly then it isn't finished. Wait a while and you'll see ... rarely have to wait long