My current sink drain, and showering mechanism. Courtesy of Taco Bell.
I started to install the sink drain and all that, but it leaks like a sieve. I also didn't realize that sink drains were only 1 and a quarter inches, so I need like four adapters to get it to 2 inches, which is what the plumbing is. All those adapters get in the way of the pex, so I need to figure something out. Unfortunately I appear to have forgotten to get a picture of it.
I picked up a few light covers today. They were on closeout, and I know why now. They stink. They block almost a third of the light coming out, and they don't like to sit all the way up against the ceiling.
It isn't big enough to cover up the oopsy I made installing the light either.
I also picked up a whole house filter today too. I got it assembled, but not installed. At the current moment I can't even get into the laundry room.
Unfortunately we are supposed to get half a foot of snow tonight. Since my driveway isn't currently clearable even if I had the snowblower working and it would be impossible to hide the tire tracks as well, so I decided to stay in a hotel in town tonight. It will be nice to have a real shower too.
No movement on the checklist. I did talk to Rymes, and they won't touch the gas lines either. I have Greg talking to his guy, but it is looking more and more like I will have to do all the gas work, which is unfortunate. I might call discount oil back since they only get axed because of the time frame.
- Install bathroom fixtures.
- Get hot water heater installed.
- Install some form of cabinets in the kitchen.
- Install kitchen sink.
- Install kitchen appliances.
- Get propane installed.
- Build bed frame.
- Build closets.
- Install table.
- Smooth driveway enough to plow/clear
- Fix snowblower.
- Winterize equipment (mower, undercoat the truck, etc).
- Clear slab
- Shed work
- Extend roof to prevent snow pushing on the side.
- Fix pilings
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