The sink broke so I had to install a new one. Basically the top of it came off when my mother wanted to turn it.
So I went to the store and installed a new one of a similar model:
It always feels good to fix stuff around the house.
So you say the top fell off?
That’s not very typical, I’d like to make that clear.
So why did the top fall off on this one?
water got in it
Well, there are a lot of these sinks around the world all the time, and very seldom does anything like this happen. I just don’t want people thinking that faucets aren’t safe.
Completing basic plumbing tasks is one of the more rewarding DIY experiences. It doesn’t take long, and it doesn’t take many tools, but the results can be day and night.
Also, one of the more gross experiences. Cleaning out that p-trap is no fun, but watching the water drain quickly after it’s done makes up for it.
I once was the person doing general maintenance at a bar, and there was a lot of raunchy shit. But the one I almost couldn’t finish was unclogging a drain by opening the trap.
I was less nauseous than when I was trying to unclog a puked in urinal.
Nice job dude
I hope you washed that fork that sat there the whole friggin time
Look at you with your having multiple sinks.
What fork? I don’t see any fork
“I fixed my sink today, where I cook all my meals; the faucet brings the rain, this new feature is real.”
- Nine Inch Carpentry Nails
Seriously though, great job; I just did my bathroom fixtures, it’s kind of amazing how easy it is as long as you have a good wrench.
You’re calling a faucet a sink?
Sí
First step to replacing all your faucets. Then, if you’re curiously confident like me, you move to more advance plumbing projects, like replacing a shallow kitchen sink with a deeper sink not taking into consideration the size of the garbage disposal, the need to rework most of the under sink plumbing, and… oh but first I have cut the hole in the counter another 1/4" before I even begin to tackle any of that. There’s no god.
Turned out nice.
Respect
