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DIY & Home Improvement

Kali

(56,362 posts) Thu Dec 17, 2020, 11:25 PM Dec 2020

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results of a slightly overdue plumbing project [View all]

this was the last repair, about 20 years ago. that clamp looks good as new!

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results of a slightly overdue plumbing project [View all] Kali Dec 2020 OP

... greatauntoftriplets Dec 2020 #1

admittedly it was buried in a corral Kali Dec 2020 #2

It almost looked like it was from the Victorian era. greatauntoftriplets Dec 2020 #5

close. I'm not sure how old that big elbow is but the reducers were probably done in the 60s Kali Dec 2020 #6

There's always something to fix at any property! greatauntoftriplets Dec 2020 #14

I want to do a simple replacement on my toilet inards but the shut off valve at the wall will not efhmc Dec 2020 #3

you have a shut-off valve for your toilet? Kali Dec 2020 #4

Learning through experience, are ya? JudyM Dec 2020 #7

still prefer any plumbing to electricity. Kali Dec 2020 #8

All the toilets and sinks have shut off values at the wall. Learned that the hard way many years ago efhmc Dec 2020 #9

I love a good toilet story. Arne Dec 2020 #10

Since that night I've used this knowledge to fix ghost flushes, running toilets, etc efhmc Dec 2020 #11

The older they are the more temperamental they get. Arne Dec 2020 #12

Stainless hose clamps Mopar151 Dec 2020 #13

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