Since I was going to be upside-down in a cabinet and contorted like a pretzel for most of the afternoon anyway, why not uninstall the non-working reverse osmosis unit while I was down there? More excitement! More thrills! More water dripping on my face!
About an hour into the project, this is exactly how my kitchen looked...
...except I had an apprentice to hand me tools.
The sweet thrill of victory:
Two thumbs up for you Carson! Another job well done at 7MSN, and I love the new faucet.
ReplyDeleteI love reverse osmosis water. It tastes so good.
ReplyDeleteWay to go Carson. Now that's living out there by yourself. If you can fix the plumbing you can fix anything. Hat's off!
ReplyDeleteBest always, Sandra
I am woman! Hear me roar! Great job of plumbing! See, we woman can do just about anything!
ReplyDeleteSomething else to add to your resume'!
ReplyDeleteWater and electricity (not together, of course) are two fix-it jobs that elude me. Too scary. It's the dying(electricity) or the flood possibility that keep me from tackling them.
ooo, good job. I love the new faucet.
ReplyDeleteI need to replace two of mine but I'm much too... terrified.
Is your osmosis reversed too?
Good job! Ah.. the satisfaction of a job well done.....not to mention the benefit of running water...
ReplyDeleteI jumped over here after seeing you comment on CeeCee's blog - and I'm glad I did! I just read about your journey to 7MSN - amazing. What a wonderful true fairytale! Love your writing style and sense of humor.
ReplyDeleteDo you hire out???
ReplyDeleteGreat job!!! ( clapping)I truly admire any woman who isn't afraid to jump in and get their hands dirty! Way to go!!! We also have a reverse osmosis system. Personally I don't like the taste of it although the rest of the fam does.
ReplyDeleteWell done indeed! And Snapper looks truly interested and supportive - I guess that helped a lot.
ReplyDeleteGood for you! And what a classy new faucet. Maybe I will be able to replace the garbage disposal myself.
ReplyDeleteLUV that new faucet--we're taking the kitchen plunge in the spring--after 7 years of particle-board backsplash. Cannot wait--great job--so impressed!
ReplyDeleteNice faucet dude....I toyed with the rubbed bronze look when I was picking out fixtures for the new house. Decided, nah, just because of those darn hard water spots. But then, I installed a dark charcoal granite sink in the kitchen. What was I thinking?
ReplyDeleteYou're so amazing! Party under the sink!! You crack me up!!
ReplyDeleteWow! That's awesome. You're my hero. Looks like your apprentice is unionized....
ReplyDelete(Hi Mom & Dad!!)
Much impressed with your handiwork! Although it looks as though you had an excellent assistant!
ReplyDeleteGood job! Love your kitchen.
ReplyDeleteI like your faucet -- has a real rancherwoman look to it. Your helper looks singularly uninterested in anything but being entertained by watching from above. They are so good at that!
ReplyDeletePat on the back! Also, like the pretty colorful tile in there.
ReplyDeleteYou rock! Look at you under the sink, surrounded by tools. Love the new tap, hope it doesn't leak!
ReplyDeleteGreat job to you and your helper! Do you both hire out?
ReplyDeleteOk so this may sound weird... Love the new faucet
ReplyDelete(seriously, I have a problem. I could wander the aisles of home improvement stores for ages looking at things like faucets, drawer pulls, etc)
BRAVO!!! You are amazing! Is there anything you can't do?
ReplyDeleteSee...there IS more than one way for a woman to make a living on her back :-)! I've done this myself although my current sink and faucet need to be replaced, with the reverse osmosis unit, I will hire a plumber this time!
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