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MagpieConcept posted:You're not entirely wrong but I'm amused that someone took the time to frame out the openings in the cinderblock like it was an actual room. iwentdoodie posted:Bad day finding out the water line is also your electrical ground. LOL.
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VelociBacon posted:You could mount a block heater (from a car where it gets super cold in the winter) to the back of that toilet and use a smart plug to have it turn on 30 min before you take your morning poo poo. Heaven on earth. Not all of us are regular poopers 
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Admiral Joeslop posted:Not all of us are regular poopers 
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VelociBacon posted:You could mount a block heater (from a car where it gets super cold in the winter) to the back of that toilet and use a smart plug to have it turn on 30 min before you take your morning poo poo. Heaven on earth. Buying a half decent washlet is cheaper and easier.
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Psyllium Husk, friend.
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The Dave posted:Psyllium Husk, friend. 
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This is the good poo poo for good shits: https://www.amazon.com/Yerba-Prima-...s%2C104&sr=8-10
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The Dave posted:This is the good poo poo for good shits: Is this any different? It's half price. I'm stuck in the benefiber/Costco alternative loop. Viva Naturals Organic Psyllium Husk Powder (1.5 lbs ) - Easy Mixing Fiber Supplement, Finely Ground & Non-GMO Powder for Promoting Regularity https://a.co/d/iEG2rad
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Glory to Italia!
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ILL Machina posted:Is this any different? It's half price. I'm stuck in the benefiber/Costco alternative loop. Yerba Prima is the only one I’ve ever used but it works well for me and like 4 of my friends. We had a whole poo poo chat one day. I eat a gently caress load of veggies too but like to try and force things out in the morning.
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:https://twitter.com/redpyrameadhead/status/1620203502000803840?t=udHe94GYS2AbaOUpb51Qcg&s=19 this assumes that the copper toilet has the same sort of internal geometry as a slip-cast porcelain toilet, which i highly doubt. i'll bet it's single-walled and made of much thinner material. tsk
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iwentdoodie posted:Bad day finding out the water line is also your electrical ground. It would be easy to decouple. I don’t think that guy’s math is right though
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:https://twitter.com/redpyrameadhead/status/1620203502000803840?t=udHe94GYS2AbaOUpb51Qcg&s=19 I have no idea what that is in normal people units, but if you date someone who isn't forklift-certified, that's very much a you problem so you can pick the toilet up yourself.
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There's a bunch of those out there. A Prius repair and salvage operation make them as a side business. https://youtu.be/RyQrp7OMojE https://www.autobeyours.com/07%20limo%20Prius.htm Weembles posted:That's basicaly how limousines are made. There's another company that makes 4 door prius limos. CRUSTY MINGE posted:A classic. Indeed  
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3D Megadoodoo posted:I have no idea what that is in normal people units, but if you date someone who isn't forklift-certified, that's very much a you problem so you can pick the toilet up yourself. It's ~100 kg.
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Lol it's the car equivalent of this:  They were made for each other.
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Behold: Schrodinger's Inspection Ticket:
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I see it as "Fix X Y and Z Items and you pass, but I trust you enough/am too lazy to come back and check"
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I think it says something about pancakes?
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It's like a prescription written by a house doctor.
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*NOTE!! MISSING BOX’S OUTSIDE LIGHTS + GARAGE PANCAKE BOXES NO CONNECTION * MUST FIX PRIOR TO FINAL
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Platystemon posted:*NOTE!! No poo poo. I mean, why.
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Was that just a rough-in inspection? I don’t think that kind of thing is unusual.
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PainterofCrap posted:No poo poo. Rough inspections require the walls to be open. The top note is them passing this part. Meaning they can sheetrock/patch/whatever now. The failure is final inspection and a list of why it would fail. They can do those things as well as close the walls before calling for a final. This is a good code official who is helping them keep their job moving.
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Motronic posted:This is a good code official who is helping them keep their job moving. You are throwing me back 20 years where I rented an apartment in college that was being built the summer before and they kept getting stopped whenever a minor mistake was found and I ended up spending a couple of months in a hotel room (paid by the rental company) until it finally was passed.
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As someone with no plumbing knowledge, how bad is this? Don't shower until it's fixed bad, or I can use these shelves until I have the money to do it right bad?
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Admiral Joeslop posted:As someone with no plumbing knowledge, how bad is this? Don't shower until it's fixed bad, or I can use these shelves until I have the money to do it right bad? So the main issue here is that if something DOES go wrong, it's likely going to go wrong in a space where you won't immediately notice it and where the water damage will be a LOT worse than just about anywhere else. Secondly, you're almost guaranteed that water's going to get into that little space just from normal showering stuff, so hope you like black mold.
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On the plus side, it’s super convenient to water the flowers outside that window now
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If someone was so shortsighted to put a shower on a wooden cabinet door, what are the odds that the rest of that tub space has any water proofing at all? Isn’t it just going to turn to a soft mold hell pretty quick after regular use.
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Just found this Substack and so far I like it a lot. Probably of interest to a lot of people in this thread: https://constructionphysics.substack.com/
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PurpleXVI posted:So the main issue here is that if something DOES go wrong, it's likely going to go wrong in a space where you won't immediately notice it and where the water damage will be a LOT worse than just about anywhere else. On the other hand, if you're opening that regularly you're more likely to notice an issue then a solid tiled up wall. I also love the electrical cable in there. Your second point is entirely valid though.
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Happy Friday night with bourbon, everyone.
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That would be a good place to keep a few shower beers.
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