I get where you’re coming from, but I actually think there’s a bit of logic to the old way, even if it’s not super intuitive at first. You mentioned: ...

Honestly, I totally get that. We did a project in class last month where we left the pipes exposed for that “loft” vibe, and even in a staged setting,...

That “just ends up chasing leaks” line really hits home. I’ve seen it with old galvanized—patch one spot, and another weak point shows up a month late...

Totally get where you’re coming from. When things go sideways, it’s hard to remember which folder you saved a photo in, let alone open an app and scro...

That’s honestly been my experience too. People rave about tankless, but when I was helping my uncle swap his old tank for a tankless unit, we ran into...

Universal kits are kind of hit or miss for me. Sometimes the washers or O-rings fit well enough, but other times I’m left trimming bits or trying to f...

That’s actually a smart workaround. I’ve heard mixed things about using non-traditional insulation, but if it keeps the pipes from freezing, aesthetic...

From what I've seen during my apprenticeship, crimp connections definitely hold up well over time—provided they're done correctly. SharkBites are grea...

That's a good point about voltage stability, but I'm wondering if it's always fair to blame the electronics. I've seen a few cases where the boiler it...

Agreed, washers are often overlooked. Another thing to consider is mineral buildup—have you checked if there's any limescale clogging the showerhead o...

I've adjusted mine a few times—it's doable if you're careful and patient. Usually, there's a bolt on top you can tweak gently to adjust pressure. Just...