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Originally posted by @very-rustySometimes the chain that is "yanked" when the flush lever on our toilet is "activated", gets stuck, but simply by jiggling it (the lever) solves the problem.
You were just yanking our chains, bad girl!
Originally posted by @great-big-steesIf you can't fix it yourself suggest calling in a plumber. 😉
Sometimes the chain that is "yanked" when the flush lever on our toilet is "activated", gets stuck, but simply by jiggling it (the lever) solves the problem.
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Originally posted by @very-rustyYa right, I'd rather spend the money sticking it into buying lottery tickets.
If you can't fix it yourself suggest calling in a plumber. 😉
Originally posted by @great-big-steesMake sure you stick with the number 44. (The most commonly drawn number).
Ya right, I'd rather spend the money sticking it into buying lottery tickets.
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Originally posted by @great-big-steesGo ahead keep your loose flush handle, it really isn't hard to fix you know. Just take the top off your tank and tighten it up. 😉 Or keep jiggling the handle till it doesn't work anymore!!
Ya right, I'd rather spend the money sticking it into buying lottery tickets.
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Originally posted by @very-rustyI did remove the top but when I went to stick it back on it slipped from my grasp and shattered on the tile flooring. Maybe I should have just bitten the bullet and called an expert...nah I'll just leave it with the open concept. Besides I like the sound of the water refilling the tank unimpeded by a covering, it's soothing.
Go ahead keep your loose flush handle, it really isn't hard to fix you know. Just take the top off your tank and tighten it up. 😉 Or keep jiggling the handle till it doesn't work anymore!!
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Originally posted by @great-big-steesHey, what ever cranks your boat I say, or in this case you toilet tank. 😉
I did remove the top but when I went to stick it back on it slipped from my grasp and shattered on the tile flooring. Maybe I should have just bitten the bullet and called an expert...nah I'll just leave it with the open concept. Besides I like the sound of the water refilling the tank unimpeded by a covering, it's soothing.
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Originally posted by @very-rustyI stick with the word "john".
Hey, what ever cranks your boat I say, or in this case you toilet tank. 😉
Originally posted by @great-big-steesAren't there more people to consider in your home...? 🙂
I did remove the top but when I went to stick it back on it slipped from my grasp and shattered on the tile flooring. Maybe I should have just bitten the bullet and called an expert...nah I'll just leave it with the open concept. Besides I like the sound of the water refilling the tank unimpeded by a covering, it's soothing.
Originally posted by @torunnExcellent question!
Aren't there more people to consider in your home...? 🙂
Originally posted by @very-rustyNot all excellent questions can be answered with a simple truthful statement. They can be complex, nuanced, and even beyond understanding. For instance, when my hubby says that I look really nice in this thing that I've tried on and I obviously don't. Can I ask him if he really means that and expect an honest answer? Really? Okay, I admit it. He did try answering honestly once. It was okay after a few weeks. The wedding did finally happen after a few issues were worked out. I didn't buy that dress then and I never would. Is it wrong to just try something on though? Isn't it okay to just ask a simple question?
Excellent question!
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Originally posted by @coquetteRemember, beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
Not all excellent questions can be answered with a simple truthful statement. They can be complex, nuanced, and even beyond understanding. For instance, when my hubby says that I look really nice in this thing that I've tried on and I obviously don't. Can I ask him if he really means that and expect an honest answer? Really? Okay, I admit it. He did try an ...[text shortened]... would. Is it wrong to just try something on though? Isn't it okay to just ask a simple question?
Originally posted by @coquetteYour husband would not be the one to ask as he is biased when it comes to you. You would have to get that answer from someone who was impartial.
Not all excellent questions can be answered with a simple truthful statement. They can be complex, nuanced, and even beyond understanding. For instance, when my hubby says that I look really nice in this thing that I've tried on and I obviously don't. Can I ask him if he really means that and expect an honest answer? Really? Okay, I admit it. He did try an ...[text shortened]... would. Is it wrong to just try something on though? Isn't it okay to just ask a simple question?