for anyone that cares:present. might fuck off this afternoon and work on bike stuff while it rains.
Like you have shit else to do.The two big trees have to come down today, will take me all day for both trees since they require pulling and wedging and significant setup and each cleanup will be worth 2 tanks of gas at the least. I am still not 100% but will just take my time.
Technically, it is a business.Like you have shit else to do.
I missed it, what happened to the house? Flooded?Crawl space is mostly dried out, and the remediation crew started removing mold contaminated material yesterday. They’ll continue doing that today, and hopefully spraying some kill-all-the-mold stuff as well. Eventually they move on to the living space, checking under floorboards and wall trim to see how far “up” the damage goes. I finally talked to the claim adjuster from the insurance company, sounds like most or all of the work being done will be covered. And if the subflooring and/or flooring has water damage, we’ll be getting paid-for new floors. Hot dang! That said, we’re still staying at the neighbor’s and wearing N95 masks to go in and out of our own house. It fucking sucks one million dicks, but on the other hand I am grateful that we’re in a position to even have this kind of a problem, i.e. we aren’t homeless.
So Teh Weekend Vibes® are looking like staining our fence and/or mold fogging our house, hopefully an in-town ride or two, and then driving down to Denver so I can take my dad for a routine medical procedure on Monday morning.
or i might take a napfor anyone that cares:
swapping to different DH tires.
need to install the new dropper on the GG
need to install the XTR shifter on the GG
other stuff, mostly cleaning the workshop
Oh, a business, eh, very nice. An' how'd you get that, eh? By exploitin' the workers -- by 'angin' on to outdated imperialist dogma which perpetuates the economic an' social differences in our society!Technically, it is a business.
uh......noOh, a business, eh, very nice. An' how'd you get that, eh? By exploitin' the workers -- by 'angin' on to outdated imperialist dogma which perpetuates the economic an' social differences in our society!
Yeah, I haven't been super chatty about it... but the short(ish) version is we discovered that our water heater failed (expansion tank and the T&P valve were the culprits) and was dumping a gallon or more of hot water per hour into our crawlspace for who the fuck even fucking knows how long. T&P valve and it's overflow pipe was plumbed to a flexible piece of tubing that just went through the floor into the dirt crawl space, so we never knew it was failing. Everything in the crawl space is (was?) a muddy, moldy mess.I missed it, what happened to the house? Flooded?
This dude puts out some top notch products and systems, did a couple of crawlspaces with these products, and made things so much easier and useable for not much money https://crawlspace-diy.com/Yeah, I haven't been super chatty about it... but the short(ish) version is we discovered that our water heater failed (expansion tank and the T&P valve were the culprits) and was dumping a gallon or more of hot water per hour into our crawlspace for who the fuck even fucking knows how long. T&P valve and it's overflow pipe was plumbed to a flexible piece of tubing that just went through the floor into the dirt crawl space, so we never knew it was failing. Everything in the crawl space is (was?) a muddy, moldy mess.
Oh, a business, eh, very nice. An' how'd you get that, eh? By exploitin' the workers -- by 'angin' on to outdated imperialist dogma which perpetuates the economic an' social differences in our society!
i get your frustration. we've had some dumb yet painful issues with our house.Yeah, I haven't been super chatty about it... but the short(ish) version is we discovered that our water heater failed (expansion tank and the T&P valve were the culprits) and was dumping a gallon or more of hot water per hour into our crawlspace for who the fuck even fucking knows how long. T&P valve and it's overflow pipe was plumbed to a flexible piece of tubing that just went through the floor into the dirt crawl space, so we never knew it was failing. Everything in the crawl space is (was?) a muddy, moldy mess.
Thanks, dude! I definitely discovered Crawl Space Ninja in the last week, but haven't dove deep just yet. I'll check the other link you sent as well.This dude puts out some top notch products and systems, did a couple of crawlspaces with these products, and made things so much easier and useable for not much money https://crawlspace-diy.com/
Also check out this channel and other stuff https://www.youtube.com/@CrawlSpaceNinja
"Buy a house," they said.i get your frustration. we've had some dumb yet painful issues with our house.
"They" fuckin' lied, the bastids.<snip>
"Buy a house," they said.
You know whenever my aches and pains are bugging me I pop over to MTBR and read the 50+ Years Old forum... and I always feel so much better.“Dysfunctional” is a better word, as I might have retorn my ACL repair from 2012. It’s been bothering me for a while, but two days ago, I sprinted to the front door while I was cooking, only to find a mayoral candidate on the doorstop. Somehow tweaked something hard.
I have an MRI on Monday.
So that would make a possible 5 surgeries that I need in the next year.
Shoulder replacement
Thumb reconstruction
Nerve damage/carpal tunnel repair on index finger
Trigger finger repair on right pinkie
Possible knee replacement (I already have one)
However, I can still ride my bike, and plan to do so until mid November. 10 days in Colorado and Utah, followed by two weeks in Perú should wear me the fuck out.
Life is pain, kids.
Eat your oatmeal.
Yeah, I haven't been super chatty about it... but the short(ish) version is we discovered that our water heater failed (expansion tank and the T&P valve were the culprits) and was dumping a gallon or more of hot water per hour into our crawlspace for who the fuck even fucking knows how long. T&P valve and it's overflow pipe was plumbed to a flexible piece of tubing that just went through the floor into the dirt crawl space, so we never knew it was failing. Everything in the crawl space is (was?) a muddy, moldy mess.
if you really want to get geeky, these will detect and shut off all in one and is expandable, been using these for the last couple years with zero faults
If you arret planning on it already, I would suggest something like this. Water leaks sensors under every sink/drain/toilet connection paired with a remote shutoff valve. Some shutoff valves will even monitor flow and if a persistent trickle is detected, it'll cut water to the house.
I can attest to it. A leak sensor saved my bacon a few months back. I was cleaning out the aerator in a faucet and things went back together and looked fine. Except every time a faucet was turned on it would flow back up the neck and drip into the vanity behind all my wife's stuff. If not for thr leak sensor, I wouldn't have seen that until real damage was done. I now have leak sensors everywhere. A little peace of mind.
Damn, that blows (to put it lightly).Yeah, I haven't been super chatty about it... but the short(ish) version is we discovered that our water heater failed (expansion tank and the T&P valve were the culprits) and was dumping a gallon or more of hot water per hour into our crawlspace for who the fuck even fucking knows how long. T&P valve and it's overflow pipe was plumbed to a flexible piece of tubing that just went through the floor into the dirt crawl space, so we never knew it was failing. Everything in the crawl space is (was?) a muddy, moldy mess.