Water, water everywhere.

[gridlore]

For some time now, we've been dealing with two problems in our shower/tub. A slow drain and when the taps are turned off water continued to dribble out. This combined to make every shower a bath waiting to happen, but that problem wasn't that bad.. until this weekend. The dribble turned into a flow, and the drain completely stopped draining.

Ever have to bail out a bathtub?

Luckily the apartment managers got a plumber out here early this morning. The bad news is the taps are shot and old (like everything here) and he won't get the parts he needs until Wednesday. That, and even after using some impressive looking gear, he couldn't dislodge the blockage in the drain. He did remove a pretty amazing amount of hair, though.

So we're without a shower until Wednesday at the earliest. baka49er lives nearby, and we can use hers, which will be nice. But I am not looking forward to cleaning the tub after the plumber is done.

Typical. I turn 40 and the apartment falls apart!

Comments

I had to bail out a tent once

[capplor.livejournal.com]

That was strange. it was pitched in tall grass, the canvas decided to stop being water-tight, but the floor didn't.

Must be the difference between owning & renting -- owned places fall apart whenever you suspect you might get spare cash.

Re: I had to bail out a tent once

[kshandra]

Must be the difference between owning & renting -- owned places fall apart whenever you suspect you might get spare cash.

*nods* Just like cars always seem to know when you get a good paycheck....