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RE: Making sure your home’s pipes are up to code—how I do it

That’s pretty much where I’ve landed too. I used to think sensors were overkill, but after seeing a pinhole leak go unnoticed for weeks, I’m sold on r...

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RE: How much would you pay to fix water damage from a burst pipe?

That’s honestly the hardest part. I’ve seen pin meters miss deeper moisture plenty of times—especially if the wall’s insulated or has a double layer o...

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RE: my shower's gone rogue and sprays everywhere but down

Honestly, I’ve noticed the same thing with those no-tool heads—hand-tightening just never feels quite secure enough, especially if your water pressure...

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RE: What would you do if your basement started smelling musty overnight?

I get the appeal of vinegar for odors, but I’ve actually read mixed things about leaving bowls of it out. It might mask the smell, but it doesn’t real...

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RE: Finally won the battle against invading tree roots

Honestly, I think you’re spot on about not wanting to lose the trees just to save the pipes. It’s wild how roots can find even the smallest crack—almo...

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RE: Finally won the battle against invading tree roots

I get what you mean about liners not always sealing up right, especially if the pipe’s already in rough shape. I’ve seen a couple jobs where the liner...

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RE: green plumbing showdown: greywater recycling vs rainwater harvesting

Honestly, I get why rainwater harvesting feels lower maintenance, but I think the greywater systems get a bit of a bad rap for being finicky. Yeah, li...

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RE: My Pipes Burst at 2 AM—Ever Had a Midnight Plumbing Nightmare?

That’s a fair point about shutting off the main—sometimes it does feel like overkill, but I’d rather deal with that minor inconvenience than a ruined ...

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RE: Cracked Sink Dilemma: DIY Kit or Professional Fix?

I tried one of those DIY kits on a bathroom sink last year. The color was just a bit off, but honestly, after a week I stopped noticing it. I get the ...

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RE: why is documenting plumbing connections such a nightmare?

Heat-shrink tubing is definitely one of the better options, especially for stuff that might get wet or dirty. I’ve used it a few times and it holds up...

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RE: Finally tackled my noisy pipes and feeling pretty proud

I get where you’re coming from with the silicone wraps, but I’ve actually had a different experience. Tried them on a few runs last spring, and while ...

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RE: Finally tackled my noisy pipes and feeling pretty proud

I've run into the same issue with silicone bands sliding around, especially in basements where things get humid. Tried those Velcro wraps once—less wa...

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RE: why is documenting plumbing connections such a nightmare?

I get where you're coming from, and I agree that permanent labels are a big step up from binders that just collect dust or get ruined. Still, I think ...

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RE: do you pay attention to water-saving rules when fixing stuff at home?

I’ve noticed the same thing with those ultra-low flow fixtures—sometimes they just don’t play nice with older plumbing. It’s like, you want to save wa...

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RE: Burst pipe panic: what would you do?

That’s a solid move. I’ve seen a few situations where clutter turned a small leak into a disaster just because someone couldn’t get to the valve fast ...

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