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The tub installation was done in 1971 - it is a horrible, original 70s bathroom and all throughout our house, they put up drywall, then about 1/4" plaster on top. I'm guessing that you guys are right that the thickness of those walls + tile will allow us to put in a 60" tub but it will be close!

Unfortunately, we really kind of need a tub there. We have another bathroom that is shower-only and a young child. And we'd kind of like to leave the drain & supply lines where they are to try to save a little $$. I guess an option is refinishing the tub, but I don't think that will stand up...

Hi all - This is probably an exceedingly stupid question, but my husband and I are beginning to plan a bathroom remodel and want to replace the 30+ year old, really beat up tub. When we measured the right-hand-drain tub from wall-to-wall in its alcove, it measured 57 1/2". When we looked...

Thanks! Thanks for the advice - one question, though - if it is a leak in the pipe to the well or the well itself, is there any alternative to digging it up and replacing it? Of course, we have just put down a new lawn over the pipe and I am not eager to trash it.

Hi all - I am new to the wonderful world of well maintenance and need help - our home has a 80' well put in in 1970, and a pressure tank, filter cannister that uses calcite, and Kinetco water softener. We must manually backflow the system, which we have not been scrupulous about. The only...