The Great Master Bath Gender Reassignment has been underway for at least a month now. I would like to say this is because we are doing things as we can pay cash for them, but that's really just a nice way of saying The Hubs and I suffer from cheapbastarditis. Also, we are lazy.
But not so lazy that we would, you know, actually hire a plumber to do the plumbing. See above medical condition.
Which brings me to my story for the day. Yesterday I bought new sink fixtures. They are pretty. I'm assuming they are functional, when installed by someone who knows what the heck plumbers tape is and where to find it in Home Depot.
At 10pm (our normal bedtime) I looked at The Hubs and said, "Hey! Lets go install one of those sinks so I can quit washing my hands in the bath tub. I'm too lazy to bend over any more to wash." I was joking, of course. Sort of.
This is the point at which The Hubs and I both forgot neither of us are plumbers. The Hubs "turned off the water" and proceeded to unscrew some stuff that looked important. At which point IT happened.
Have you ever been to Yellowstone?
We don't need to go again, because any time we want to re-experience the geysers, we can just try to plumb something.
An hour and a full closet of towels later, we still have two non-functional sinks, but one of them is MUCH prettier.
And I was SO proud of The Hubs for keeping his plumber's crack covered through the entire affair, but now that I think on it, maybe plumber's crack is what makes one a plumber.
Ah well. Now I'm off to Home Depot again for plumber's tape, and maybe I'll see if they have a deal on cracks and pick up a pair.
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1 comment:
Plumbers tape is usually at least a foot long, some kind of metal, 1/2" wide and holes in it from one end to the other.
I suspect you are actually looking for teflon tape. Usually in a smallish round blue container, pop off the lid and find very flexible white tape. It is used for sealing connections.
If you want to know how to use it, call me :-)
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