Re: help

Posted by Deb on April 27, 2003 at 18:24:47:
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: or maybe barter for one if cash is short). : what do you mean barter for one?? : if thats what i think you are meaning..i dont do that..i dont take things out for trade.. : i do have morals!!!! For goodness sakes, of course that is NOT what I am talking about. I also have ethics and morals. Bartering has been around longer than money. Say that you are an accountant and need plumbing work done on your home. I am a plumber that needs taxes done. We trade work. That kind of thing. Deb The Pipewench : : : : i am a single mother trying to do my own plumbing. : : : does a roman tub faucet have 3/4 inch fittings suitable for a whirlpool tub? : : : does the 3/4 inch reduce to 1/2 inch? : : : gpm ??? : : : : : I hope that you won't take offense at this, but if you are lost at this point, you should probably not be running water lines. I was a single mother, so can sympathize and understand the problems, but if you can afford that jetted tub, you should probably dig a little deeper and hire a plumber (or maybe barter for one if cash is short). : : A blown water line can put out so much water so fast, that you almost can't believe it. Your homeowner's insurance may not cover if not installed by a professional. : : Deb : : The Pipewench

Posted by Deb on April 27, 2003 at 18:24:47:

In response to Re: help

: or maybe barter for one if cash is short).
: what do you mean barter for one??
: if thats what i think you are meaning..i dont do that..i dont take things out for trade..
: i do have morals!!!!

For goodness sakes, of course that is NOT what I am talking about. I also have ethics and morals.
Bartering has been around longer than money.
Say that you are an accountant and need plumbing work done on your home. I am a plumber that needs taxes done. We trade work. That kind of thing.
Deb
The Pipewench

:
: : : i am a single mother trying to do my own plumbing.
: : : does a roman tub faucet have 3/4 inch fittings suitable for a whirlpool tub?
: : : does the 3/4 inch reduce to 1/2 inch?
: : : gpm ???
: : :

: : I hope that you won't take offense at this, but if you are lost at this point, you should probably not be running water lines. I was a single mother, so can sympathize and understand the problems, but if you can afford that jetted tub, you should probably dig a little deeper and hire a plumber (or maybe barter for one if cash is short).
: : A blown water line can put out so much water so fast, that you almost can't believe it. Your homeowner's insurance may not cover if not installed by a professional.
: : Deb
: : The Pipewench

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