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RE: When your living room is a sauna but your bedroom's an igloo

That’s a good point—sometimes it’s the tiniest leaks that cause the weirdest temp swings. Ever notice if your returns are pulling air from the attic o...

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

I get wanting to avoid unnecessary demo, but have you ever found mold tucked behind baseboards even when there weren’t obvious signs? Sometimes the mu...

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RE: Why does swapping out a busted ice maker cost so much?

Why does swapping out a busted ice maker cost so much? That’s the truth right there. Ever notice how the simplest repair turns into a full-blown pu...

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RE: green plumbing showdown: greywater recycling vs rainwater harvesting

Rain barrels are definitely the “set it and forget it” option. I get what you mean here: That “mystery gunk” is no joke—especially if you’ve got kids...

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RE: green plumbing showdown: greywater recycling vs rainwater harvesting

Interesting to hear about your algae struggles—it's definitely one of those sneaky issues that pops up more often than you'd expect. Curious though, h...

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RE: are water-saving toilets really worth the hype?

Yeah, that's pretty common feedback I've heard. Curious though, have you noticed any difference in maintenance or clogging issues compared to your old...

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RE: Thinking about swapping to a pedestal sink—tips or regrets?

Haha, yep, that's the pedestal sink paradox right there. Curious though—did you consider one of those wall-mounted shelves or baskets instead of a cab...

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RE: sink's spraying water everywhere—what do you grab first?

Good call on the penetrating oil—WD-40 has bailed me out a few times too. Ever had a valve snap off on you though? That's a whole different headache.....

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RE: sink's spraying water everywhere—what do you grab first?

Haha, grabbing a bathmat sounds exactly like something I'd do in a panic...been there myself. Ever thought about keeping a bucket handy under the sink...

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RE: Quick fix for leaky pipes—did this stuff actually work for you?

Yeah, epoxy putty can be a decent short-term fix, especially if it's just a minor drip. I've seen it hold up for months, even years in some cases—but ...

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