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Bathroom: eh, floors could use a mopping next.
Towels: in washer with a goodly amount of bleach.
Plumbing (which otherwise hadn’t been used in awhile, thank goodness): FAIL.
Bathroom floors: all nice and bleachy-smelling and fresh now.
Plumbing, after careful tests with small amounts of water over several hours: seems to work peachy fine now, no need to call the plumber yet. The cotton must have had a hairboll.
Me: Um, gee, thanks, old house. Sort of.
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The joys of living in a home with “character” can sometimes be heavily outweighed. By sewage.
Comment by Momo Fali 09.13.10 @ 5:28 pmThank you so much for stopping by my blog. I’m honored!
PS, How’d you find me?
plumbing is one of the downsides to “civilized” living — it never seems to hold up it’s end of the “civilized” part!
Comment by Bev 09.14.10 @ 7:11 amlast night, the man of the house put his can of shave cream in the sink, turned on the hot water, and went into his bedroom. When I realized I could hear water running, there was an inch of it on the floor and that much in the basement, too. He had been watching tv.
Comment by Sherry in Idaho 09.14.10 @ 7:13 amGood to know that your plumbing is working! Last year I had the whole place replumbed.
Comment by Don Meyer 09.14.10 @ 10:45 amOoh, that doesn’t sound good. Plumbing should keep itself TO itself, you know?
Comment by Jocelyn 09.14.10 @ 4:23 pmOld houses , don’t you love them, our doors aren’t plumb. makes for real interesting times.Narrow stairways and all, Wouldn’t trade it for a”new” house.Be careful there
Comment by Kris 09.14.10 @ 6:05 pmLeave a comment
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