Spoken like a true handyman!Not exactly your handyman, but I'll give anything a shot.
Spoken like a true handyman!
Uhmm.. Mark, the OP said they did the foam job.
Take a hand saw to the foam and get it out!
Ouch...
Sounds like a real expensive fix. I live in New York.
Obviously, I'm not understanding any of this. But why would I need to re-run the hot & cold lines? Are the existing lines bad?
I thought a "change the lead bend" and "change the drain pipes from the tub" would solve the problem?
I guess not. Can you guys with the experience tell me why doing those two things won't fix my problem?
They don't mind tearing them apart, but they will not fix them. That's why you will need a good handyman when you are done to clean up after them.Do most plumbers also work on drywalls/floors/ceilings? Just curious.
They don't mind tearing them apart, but they will not fix them. That's why you will need a good handyman when you are done to clean up after them.
As a temporary fix, try this product. I'm curious how well it works. It should hold you until you get some bids by local plumbers.
I think Wal-Mart sells a version of it, as well.
Surely you're joking?
This is awkward, but...
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