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Re: Draining residential boiler in spring
Thanks! I never took a class, but I’ve read a lot of books, mostly novels. I have a huge collection of brief descriptions that inspire me. For example:
He had the attention of a hummingbird
A yacht of a nose
As quiet as greased smoke
I have never understood the two of you. She’s a steaknife, and you’re a dessert spoon.
She ended the conversation with the efficiency of a guillotine.
She looked at me the way a woman looks at a pair of shoes that are OK, but not quite right.
Her eyes were clover green and Celtic fierce.
He picked his words as though they were fruit on a bramble bush.
As hot as a Tex-Mex picnic on Mercury
He entered the room looking like a Spanish galleon in full sail.
He left like a creaking rocking chair, squeaking and leaning back-and-forth.
He was charismatically challenged.
As crazy as a soup sandwich
He kept smiling at her with a mouth like a wet keyhole.
Re: The Things I See Out There
The local RE Michel stocks a floor #30 and can get up to a 90 in a day or two. That’s where I get them. But I also doubt that they would have had four these #30’s on the shelf.
I wonder if they started with one and then kept adding them until the relief valve stopped releasing.
Ironman
Re: The Things I See Out There
I've hung double tanks in a pinch, but 4??? Looks like a Bunch of bananas 🍌 😆 . Mad Dog
Re: The Things I See Out There
In my best David Attenborough:
"Here we see thermal expansion tanks in their natural habitat. While tanks are usually solitary creatures, here we see the rare exception of a strong family pack, signifying that the individuals determined their survival would be better as a pack, rather than on their own"
Re: The Things I See Out There
A tank for each one of the little people to the left, to watch over?
I did see a bunch of #30 on their side on a unistrut cradle once.
hot_rod
Re: Shower pan leak
Hi, If it isn't too, too ugly, I'd put an access hatch in that ceiling. That way, the shower will never leak again. 😉
Yours, Larry
