Well, caught-ish. I'm going to have to do paint/drywall repair in two small spots upstairs from the looks of it. He ended up having to use the full size nitrogen bottle to clear the line out, the little CO2 cartridge they usually use wouldn't do it. He said there was oil in the water and the refrigerant was low, so we know there is a leak in there somewhere too (which pisses me off, because it's basically been leaking since within a year of original installation). They're coming back to do another dye pack, but at least the drain is clear and the refrigerant is topped. He made a note that neither float switch worked, so they'll have to fix that too on their own dime.At least it was caught. Last year I had the condensate drain pipe clog up completely, but the switch saved our ass. Replaced all the PVC and it looked like it was filled with peanut butter. No wonder my bleach cleanings didn't go through that easily.
i took a pano to try to show the whole room because the door location is funny. there's a builtin in the dining room on the other side of the wall on the left (so it pushes into the laundry), and there are nooks on either side that the built shelf extends back into in the back, and another right next to the door on the left. i painted my ledgers last night and put the shelves in this morning! WOOTJ- Looking Good! (Is that a narrow wall to the left or just a weird angle photo?)
I miss the days when our HD was open 24hr.Ever since I finished the basement I am having home improvement withdrawals, I find myself going to Home Depot at 7 AM on a Saturday, but don't remember how I got there or what I need to buy?
Dude if there's guts inside your toilet you DEFINITELY need to lay off the Taco Bell!!!Lol -no but seriously the guts on the inside of the toilet are only good for like 5 years - defin worth replacing ever so often
She did not. :woot: You have to use acrylic grout with vinyl tile because it is more flexible. It comes pre-mixed which makes it a lot easier and all the stuff was out because I had already done a few spots.& the wife didn't text you 1000 times asking where tools are and stuff? :thumbs:
Funny, my water softener has a similar leak right now.Saw some water dripping from the overflow on my water softener. I opened the brine tank and found it completely full of water. After draining it, I figured out the bypass valve was leaking and had flooded the tank. I have a part on order and will be replacing the entire valve this weekend since internet research tells me replacing the O-rings won't cut it. It's a cheap plastic valve; I wish there was an option to upgrade it to something more sturdy.
Mine is the Whirlpool 33,000 grain softener. What about yours?Funny, my water softener has a similar leak right now.
Honestly, I don't know. I think it might be a Whirlpool. I got it from my father in law who had abandoned it a few years back.Mine is the Whirlpool 33,000 grain softener. What about yours?
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