
I am not dead. I still exist. In fact, I exist in a world filled with home repair goodness. I have successfully replaced the fill valve on my house's only toilet. This helps me maintain my good standing as a male in general. This had been in some debate lately, what with a post about
women's pants along with
gardening and general upkeep of house plants related discussion. It's good to be back as a man, screwing things in, testing water pressure, uttering words like "gasket" and generally showing that I do, indeed have the ability to fix things. I also avoided using caulk because I hate saying "caulk." Sorry. Well, that and the fact that caulk is generally not used in toilet tank fill valve replacement. But that's neither here nor there.
This little glimpse into my life is all you're getting tonight. I hope you've enjoyed it. I hope it has been life-affirming. You even get a picture of my whisper-quiet toilet refill valve. I know you are in awe. Try not to let that feeling linger too long. You don't want to spoil the rest of your life for other awe-inspiring things, after all.
6 Comments:
Are you gonna start making that grunting noise like those guys from Home Improvement? :-(
No.
I've never even seen the show, so I have no idea what you're talking about.
I come from a long line of women who build and repair houses/cars/tractors/etc and men who cook/clean/sew/crochet/etc so no gender stereotypes from this corner.
utqtl
whisper quiet huh? How quiet is that exactly? Why don't they just go to silent?
xnsmzt
It is as quiet as someone whispering "flushflushflushflushflushflushflush" over and over for about 30 seconds. It's much quieter than my old one, which was more like "FLUSHFLUSHFLUSHFLUSHFLUSH."
There is a distinct difference. And this one actually stops refilling at a certain predesignated point. The older, louder one did not.
Great reaad
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