mountaineer87
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RE: Making sure your home’s pipes are up to code—how I do it

I hear you on the heat cables—not much luck with those here either. My crawlspace is drafty too, and honestly, just stuffing every gap I could find wi...

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RE: Kitchen sink disaster—DIY or call a plumber?

Yeah, I hear that. I’ve wasted hours trying to get old fittings apart, only to snap something and make it worse. At what point do you just cut your lo...

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

Honestly, I’d rather deal with a stubborn old fridge than mess with all the sensors and boards in the new ones. Ever tried finding a replacement part ...

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

Totally agree with this. Rushing it just leads to more headaches. I did a quick patch job once and ended up redoing the whole thing a month later beca...

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

Yeah, patching things up is sometimes all you can do unless you want to drop a fortune. I’ve tried the same—insulation, space heaters, whatever works....

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RE: Need some advice on choosing new plumbing fixtures

Kohler is the worst for this, in my experience—nothing universal ever fits right, and I’ve wasted way too much time trying. Aerators do seem to be the...

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RE: green plumbing showdown: greywater recycling vs rainwater harvesting

Farmers markets are great for transparency, agreed. Did the same when I redid my plumbing—talked directly with local suppliers. Saved me headaches and...

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RE: Kitchen Sink Money Drain: How Much Did You Spend Replacing Yours?

Yeah, sensor faucets can be a pain. Had one in my last place—worked great at first, but after a year or so, it started randomly turning on at night. F...

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RE: need some advice on setting up a rain harvesting setup at home

Had a squirrel chew through my plastic barrel lid once...little bugger wanted in bad. Switched to a metal lid and haven't had issues since. Wire mesh ...

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RE: Rusty water heater woes—repair or replace?

Been there...feels like playing whack-a-mole at first. But you're right, once it's done, it's solid. Hang in there, you're close.

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