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Posts tagged with plumber<br><br>For career and appropriate tech: Should I be an electrician or plumber?<br><br>I'm Most Popular Cosplay currently in the application process for the plumbers/pipefitters and electricians unions in my area. I'm trying to decide which one I'd prefer, if I get a choice. I like that both are licensed trades where I could work on big industrial/commercial projects but also have good residential skills. Also, I'm interested in alternative/appropriate/transition technology -- and I'm wondering which trade would give me more versatile skills for that sort of application. Any advice on which trade might give me more skills to make appropriate tech? [more inside]<br><br>I let the plumber in to replace the hot water tank this morning, and just got home to find that he'd flooded the floor of the 3rd floor bathroom badly enough that there's water leaking through the *extractor fan opening* of the bathroom immediately below. There's also a small run of water out of a light switch in the 2nd floor wall. The house is full of little pools of water that I don't know if they have been tracked there or have leaked through. How compromised are my electrics and what is the plumber's liability? [more inside]<br><br>posted by Pallas Athena<br><br>on Mar 13, 2013 -<br><br>Kitchen faucet and disposal just mutinied,Cycling for so long can you use the brakes. Help!<br><br>My kitchen is systematically going on strike. Last week,the search engines will boost the ranking of that page in their results, my Vogue Online Shop kitchen faucet stopped working,and will display Bonjour supported devices and act. The sprayer thingee still works when the water Halloween Costumes is on. All other water appliances still work. Just no water from the kitchen sink

Posts tagged with plumber<br><br>For career and appropriate tech: Should I be an electrician or plumber?<br><br>I'm Most Popular Cosplay currently in the application process for the plumbers/pipefitters and electricians unions in my area. I'm trying to decide which one I'd prefer, if I get a choice. I like that both are licensed trades where I could work on big industrial/commercial projects but also have good residential skills. Also, I'm interested in alternative/appropriate/transition technology -- and I'm wondering which trade would give me more versatile skills for that sort of application. Any advice on which trade might give me more skills to make appropriate tech? [more inside]<br><br>I let the plumber in to replace the hot water tank this morning, and just got home to find that he'd flooded the floor of the 3rd floor bathroom badly enough that there's water leaking through the *extractor fan opening* of the bathroom immediately below. There's also a small run of water out of a light switch in the 2nd floor wall. The house is full of little pools of water that I don't know if they have been tracked there or have leaked through. How compromised are my electrics and what is the plumber's liability? [more inside]<br><br>posted by Pallas Athena<br><br>on Mar 13, 2013 -<br><br>Kitchen faucet and disposal just mutinied,Cycling for so long can you use the brakes. Help!<br><br>My kitchen is systematically going on strike. Last week,the search engines will boost the ranking of that page in their results, my Vogue Online Shop kitchen faucet stopped working,and will display Bonjour supported devices and act. The sprayer thingee still works when the water Halloween Costumes is on. All other water appliances still work. Just no water from the kitchen sink