Moments I feel like a real adult...
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@Tez
I know. It’s crazy. We’re going to get pastries though and talk about non-work stuff! Probably. Who knows! -
@Raeras I can upvote pastries. I hope you and the pastries have fun.
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My husband just came in and told me there was a new stoplight going up just outside our neighborhood, which we enthusiastically chattered about for a minute or so (because we need it!).
My 8yo son, sarcastic: “Yay, a new stoplight.”
Me: “This is what happens when you grow up.”
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I poured a cup of baking soda down my bathtub drain and now my bathtub drains again.
I have conquered … whatever gunk was slowing it up. Mighty am I.
let it be a challenge to you
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My dishwasher was throwing up an error and refusing to drain. I put it up on blocks like one would a car, and disassembled the lower portion to get access to the flood switch. Disabled the switch, drained and rebuilt the filter/pump section, and now it works again.
I know this is only a temporary stop gap, but it feels good to fix something.
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@sao said in Moments I feel like a real adult...:
I poured a cup of baking soda down my bathtub drain and now my bathtub drains again.
I have conquered … whatever gunk was slowing it up. Mighty am I.
FYI: If it ever gets really bad, a drain snake is all of about $25 at Lowe’s and that is much cheaper than calling a plumber. It’s also easy! And very gross.
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I had not truly stared into the abyss until I snaked the drain.
Wear gloves, a mask (trust me), and have the trash bin right nearby so you can fling it out the door as soon as possible.
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I navigated a very busy downtownish area/parking garage on my lunch break without panicking \o/
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@Pavel If they can’t find you handsome, they can at least find you handy. - Red Green (probably)
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@Solstice As someone who has pulled 6 foot monsters outta drains in my house, this is advice people need to take…
