You'd be surprised at how hard those are to find.

And remember to have your coffee first @Sara-s !

I was supposed to watch my 2 year old grandson this afternoon, plans change as fast as a dirty diaper. So, instead I called in sick *cough *cough I've been on grandson duty since 8:30am.
We made eggs for breakfast and had juice, the lad can eat! I wouldn't trade this day for a million dollars.

How about for a box of soap?

Nope. Times like today make you really appreciate having kids, them having kids and enjoying the grandkids.

Only if it's Arko.

I hear what you're saying.
Having the opportunity to spend time with my grandson made my year of unemployment totally worth it!

Golfed today. It rained, got wet had fun. Came home to a loving wife a hot shower and a great shave. Amen.

Almost forgot an excellent supper.

I learned first hand, and -- in retrospect -- to rather comedic effect, why you shouldn't use a plunger on a double kitchen sink. And yes, the drain is still clogged.

Unless you remember to plug up the other side

Oh!!..... and try not to watch the other side up close to see if you've got it unblocked.

...... too late???

How long did it take?



Good advice here (use separate plungers for sinks and toilets)

Too late. But, nice to see you around, Connie.

I refuse to answer that question on the basis that I will look totally mentally challenged.

Great vid, thanks Erik!

However.... lessseee.... go the wrong kinda plunger AND after plunging failed, loaded the sink with chemicals. Yeah me!

when using a plunger, emphasis on the pulling stroke is more effective than the pushing portion of the maneuver.

Thanks! Now to get the right kind of plunger.
4th trip to Home Depot in 3 days. Who knew I was so handy. rofl.

Bless her! My mom had flash teeth, this reminds me of her

well, the kitchen sink is finally draining. How you might ask? I ran a load of clothes through the wash. Yep I think I've got problems. Thankfully the plumber is coming tomorrow.

Or you can just move

Check your vents