Currently, a navel-gazing, narcissistic collection of thoughts and observations.
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
March 18
The sink needed to be disconnected when the counter was installed. Here is Mr. Time on Her Hands explaining why hooking the plumbing back up is trickier than he thought.
oh is this a familiar sight! We have redone 2 kitchens. The Florida house, just before we got the job up here and now this house.. this time we hired a plumber to do the sink after the counters went in...we did everything else..but with the wooden/laminate floors I just didn't want to have water everywhere! I still need to finish my backsplash then we'll be done!
Having had several leaky sinks over the years I know only too well how miserable it is to be in that position attempting to make sense of hard to see and reach plumbing! Good Luck!
oh is this a familiar sight! We have redone 2 kitchens. The Florida house, just before we got the job up here and now this house.. this time we hired a plumber to do the sink after the counters went in...we did everything else..but with the wooden/laminate floors I just didn't want to have water everywhere! I still need to finish my backsplash then we'll be done!
ReplyDeleteoh this made me chuckle! Good luck to Mr. Hands. He might want to call Mr. Home Depot....
ReplyDeleteHaving had several leaky sinks over the years I know only too well how miserable it is to be in that position attempting to make sense of hard to see and reach plumbing! Good Luck!
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