If its just a crack on the drop edge i would leave it be, who ever buys it may well rip it all out anyway, cheaper just to knock a few hundred quid of the asking price, i have swapped out baths from under the tiles but it is a pig of a job if the bath is within three walls and tiled round the edges, if you have spare tiles its easy.
Fair point!
"The word "how" is a pop culture anglicization of the Lakota word háu, a Lakota language greeting by men to men.[1] The term how is often found in stereotypical and outdated depictions of Native Americans, made by non-Natives, in some Hollywood movies and various novels, e.g. those of James Fenimore Cooper or Karl May."
Powerwasher to jet it out?Yet to hear back from W as to how the visit went.
Don't bode well methinks.
And at this end things have really gone poop.
Found that the bloke who fitted the septic tank made a right cheap job of it. The exit from the tank is a right angled bit of drain pipe, one end goes into the tank, the other end goes DOWN. Well, fiddling about with it in a small ditch I had to dig to try and clear the overflow away I realised that the down pipe ended about 18" down and was supposed to be connected to yet another pipe that went even further down, presumably until it was/is nearly at the bottom of the outside of the tank. The barstaff who fitted it never glued hardly any of the pipes together, apparently it is straditional not to do so over here. So this pipe will be nearly 2 metres long. So most of it is buried and most of it is full of sludge. I rammed a mining bar down it to see if I could clear it, the bar kept feeling like it was hitting concrete then it was suddenly go through but only up to another bit of solid. The bar isn't long enough and it doesn't move from side to side at all, so whatever is down there is flipping tough stuff.
I need a longer mining bar for a start and to clear all the waste "water" from the pipe so I can chuck powerful drain cleaner down. I don't have a sludge pump so all I can think of at the mo is to fabricate some sort of a syphon out of old swimming pool pipe or watering hose, But I won't be sucking on the end of that to start it off!
Hope your days are going better.
I have thought of that, I'd have to buy one. Would one really shift a really solid fatberg that a mining bar has trouble getting through?
M&s now do knickers for stoma bags wearers nowAnyway heard back from W. She is pretty chipper.
The surgeon didn't really tell her much we didn't already know and basically it will start with a keyhole job to see what can be done and if that don't work things will get progressively more serious.
Worst case scenario - stoma bag. which she knew anyway.
Sun's out now, really nice day!
Shame I am up to my elbows in poopy stuff!
Seeyez!
Next time I'll say how/why.
Was not excited that it was mondayMawnin, Missy! and how is you today?
Have read in other places that in Apache, kemosabe translates as "idiot", which would be fitting. Other interpretations include 'one who dresses in white', 'white person' or 'trusty scout'I agree, that always struck me too, but then "tonto" is eSpanish for "silly, fool or foolish" which I think you know cos you spikadalingo!!
As for the rest of your post, well What can I say?
Anybody else remember the teevee show of the same name with Fred Dinenage et al? Was only ony down ere praps... I loved it."The word "how" is a pop culture anglicization of the Lakota word háu, a Lakota language greeting by men to men.[1] The term how is often found in stereotypical and outdated depictions of Native Americans, made by non-Natives, in some Hollywood movies and various novels, e.g. those of James Fenimore Cooper or Karl May."
Further reading.
How (greeting) - Wikipedia
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