breezeg30
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RE: Rusty water heater woes—repair or replace?

Yeah, definitely agree on the softener—it's a smart move. Tankless heaters are great, but they're pretty sensitive to mineral buildup. Had a buddy who...

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RE: green plumbing showdown: greywater recycling vs rainwater harvesting

Fair enough, but honestly, I've found rainwater systems can surprise you too. Last spring, my rain barrel got completely jammed up by pollen and fine ...

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RE: Plumbing pros weigh in: new app promises faster fixes and fewer headaches

Couldn't agree more about placement. I learned this the hard way when I installed sensors near my washing machine and dishwasher, thinking I'd covered...

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RE: Rusty water heater woes—repair or replace?

Tankless is definitely appealing, especially if you're already dealing with rust issues. But keep in mind, the upfront cost can be a bit steep, and de...

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RE: Rusty water heater woes—repair or replace?

Tankless definitely has a higher upfront cost, but I think you're overlooking the long-term savings. I've had mine for about five years now, and my mo...

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RE: Sink monster making weird noises and not grinding right

Totally get your point, but sometimes it's worth giving the old beast one last shot before sending it off. Had a disposal once that sounded like a jet...

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RE: green plumbing showdown: greywater recycling vs rainwater harvesting

Totally agree with this approach. Rain barrels are great, but relying solely on them can be dicey during extended dry periods. I've seen neighbors' ga...

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RE: just read about a guy flooding his house trying to DIY install bathroom fixtures

Totally agree on the prep part—it's amazing how many headaches you can avoid just by slowing down a bit. Learned that lesson after flooding half my ki...

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RE: Simple trick to keep your drinking water safe at home

Yeah, inline filters under the sink are definitely underrated. I've noticed fridge filters can slow down water flow quite a bit once they start cloggi...

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