I've lived in my house for almost two months now, and I've been complaining that I haven't felt like it's my home yet. However, after a brief consultation with J a s o n and his ideas on how to spruce up my house, I started feeling a tad bit better. Apparently, white curtains make a room feel more homey. They do.
My consultation, unfortunately, did not completely solve my melancholy. To add to my grief, I've also been complaining to MSH about the leak underneath my kitchen sink. Now, while he hasn't been giving me a gruff about it, I'm sure he wishes I would stop whining about it and do something. It's what we, as males, do. We fix things. We want a solution.
So, after much time being fixated on the problem, I finally decided to do something about it. I went out to my neighborhood Home Depot and bought something called plumbers putty, a channel lock wrench and another wrench whose name I can't recall. (Thank you to my brother-in-law Steve for talking me down from my ledge.)
After 2 hours of taking pvc pipes apart and then putting them back together (an enigma unless you've done it before), I ended up with a drain that no longer leaks! NO LEAKS!
Amazing! Pain in the ass, but still amazing!
Here's a picture of the pipes. I fixed the one on the left hand side.
My next project will be that long hose in the background that's leaking water into that Bruno's beer pitcher. It never ends, but, alas, it'll just have to wait for another day.
2 comments:
Look at you! I'm impressed!
Maybe I can hire you to do some plumbing around here.
I've often been plagued with leaky pipes...(mainly because they'd rusted through in the 50 years they'd been put there, with little pinholes.)
I ended up buying some goop from tv which patched them up very jerry rigged...all because I was too scared to tell the landlord and have him see the holes I've put in the walls (for my curtains. I'm crazy like that.
It wasn't easy. I had to do a lot of looking around on YouTube to what it was all about and what I needed it.
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