How about turning on the faucet and see if water comes out? Duh!
duh yourself!
before i can turn on a faucet i gotta be in front of it 
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duh yourself!
before i can turn on a faucet i gotta be in front of it
duh yourself!
well, get off your duff and get to it.
p.s. and I'm still waiting for my pictorial of you modeling the new robe.
morning, ces!
and brb! gotta fetch my frying pan for that pepper! the nerve of that man expecting me to get on the road already!
i'm aiming for 11am
and brb! gotta fetch my frying pan for that pepper! the nerve of that man expecting me to get on the road already!
i'm aiming for 11am
Maybe it'l have crept above freezing by 11am and the pipes will all be thawed (and unbroken).
morning, ces!
and brb! gotta fetch my frying pan for that pepper! the nerve of that man expecting me to get on the road already!
i'm aiming for 11am
I'm aiming for 11:30am. I want to beat the crowd at wild wings. it should be a hoot today.
not sure, ces - no idea what the plumber did after the mishaps last year .....................
i usually don't investigate crawl spaces
no problems at the house this am but there's a basement here
i usually don't investigate crawl spaces
no problems at the house this am but there's a basement here
I think this is why most houses in Michigan have basements...that and Tornadoes.
IMO, avoiding crawlspaces is generally a reasonable choice
The pipes in my crawlspace are wrapped (except for the one that goes to the front hose outlet, the crawlspace is very very small at the front of the house, so i didn't go there). I think the outgoing line to the sewer got a little icy this last time- but doesn't seem to have broken. whew.
The pipes in my crawlspace are wrapped (except for the one that goes to the front hose outlet, the crawlspace is very very small at the front of the house, so i didn't go there). I think the outgoing line to the sewer got a little icy this last time- but doesn't seem to have broken. whew.
not sure, ces - no idea what the plumber did after the mishaps last year .....................
i usually don't investigate crawl spaces in my robe
no problems at the house this am but there's a basement here
fixed it for ya.
IMO, avoiding crawlspaces is generally a reasonable choice
The pipes in my crawlspace are wrapped (except for the one that goes to the front hose outlet, the crawlspace is very very small at the front of the house, so i didn't go there). I think the outgoing line to the sewer got a little icy this last time- but doesn't seem to have broken. whew.
I have gone in those crawlspaces and that's exactly why I don't anymore. There are people that do that for a living and I'm more than willing to pay them for the service.
Good morning Atty
I'd like a basement. There's enough rock underlying the region that only a subset of houses have them here.
Pepper, the crawlspace isn't too awful at the back of my house, but i still avoid it as much as i can.
I'd like a basement. There's enough rock underlying the region that only a subset of houses have them here.
Pepper, the crawlspace isn't too awful at the back of my house, but i still avoid it as much as i can.
Bedrock...Oh yeah (), that too. And water table issues in some places.
It's always something.
), that too. And water table issues in some places.It's always something.
it is. At least the 'always something" does not appear to be my wireless adapter anymore. Re-installing the drivers seems to have fixed it. Atty, you asking me how I knew that i had the right drivers prompted me to search a bit more, and find that the right drivers can still be corrupted, so thanks.
letting the faucets drip is usually sufficient but that botched forecast might have done me in
Fingers crossed, Tibs. I take no one is in the properties and can check for you?
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