Older homes definitely keep things interesting, don't they? Mine's from the late 40s, and I've found that insulation alone wasn't quite enough to tack...

Yeah, that's pretty spot-on. I've seen a couple greywater setups during my apprenticeship, and while the sustainability angle is appealing, people und...

Agreed on testing first, but honestly, I'd be cautious about waxes in plumbing situations altogether. Even pure carnauba can eventually trap grime or ...

Nice work figuring that out. It's surprising how often people overlook the simpler fixes and jump straight to worst-case scenarios. I've seen cases wh...

Interesting point about the waterproofing. I've helped out on a similar project where the homeowner insisted on reclaimed wood cabinets—looked fantast...

Tape definitely has its place, but I'm not entirely convinced it's always the best quick fix. I've noticed sometimes people rely on plumber's tape a b...

I completely agree about being cautious with budget detectors. It's surprising how often they can pass routine tests but still fail in real scenarios....

Haha, your description of the hose as an "ancient cave" made me chuckle—I've definitely seen my fair share of those mineral build-ups. Vinegar soaking...

Interesting perspective. I've mostly used wired cams myself, but recently had a chance to try wireless on a quick kitchen sink job. Setup was definite...

Good point about the gasket—I recently learned how sneaky those leaks can be. Even a gasket that looks perfectly intact can cause headaches if it's sl...