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Gene
 Post subject: How many woodworkers
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does it take to screw in a dishwasher? One according to my wife. 3 hours later, it works! No sparks, no leaks! Yeah, team :lol: .

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Yeah, Gene, but wait until about 3am when you go out to the kitchen to get a glass of water!!

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Larry, that sounds like the voice of experience speaking. :D

Me, my plumbing NEVER leaks. :twisted: Well there was the outside faucet, and the water heater, and the tub drain, and ...... :D

Way to go Gene!!

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To quote a good friend of mine................."There are no 5 minute plumbing jobs!"

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I don't do plumbing :shock: . I'll take apart darn near anything but plumbing is always a disaster for me. I just call the professionals.
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HE SHOOTS!!!!!HE SCORES!!!!!!!!!!!!

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reelinron wrote:
To quote a good friend of mine................."There are no 5 minute plumbing jobs!"

Another---Never start a plumbing job when the hardware store is closed!

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I told Goodoldwhatshername that there people in this world that make a living doing plumbing work but, I'm not one of them!!!!

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Congats Gene!

Well I am lucky, my Grandfather and dad were plumbers, so I learned a little.

Over the years I have developed a 'plumbing box' that has just about everything you need to do any job around the house. But I still find a trip or two are necessary on most jobs.

I know enough to do it right and get really upset when I come across a lousy job. This is not rocket science! Common sense will get you through most times.
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folks here can attest as to how much I HATE plumbing, so I tip my hat to you (it isn't leaking yet is it?)

Congrats!
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Well, you can tell where my mind is. When I saw the subject line I said to myself " Hey, Self. How can you fit more than one woodworker in a dishwasher?



Hm.. And I was thinking, "what a strange place to do that..." :D

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