projects on the go
My tenant dumped laundry detergent into the water heater pan three years ago. She just now told me about it. Now the bottom of the water heater is rusted and must be replaced before it rusts through and causes flooding. This is a 6-gallon water heater from Princess Auto. It will be installed under the kitchen sink along with an on-demand water heater.
I’ll buy another one for 1403-up.
I need a new ceiling fan for the kitchen. However, all the simple, clean, white ones without any extra goo-gogs and dingle-bombles and doo-dads all over it have single light or an LED cluster that isn’t suitable as a) it doesn’t offer enough light for a kitchen or b) the lights are built-in and not changeable. Here’s not a bad one from Home Depot.
I got a load of road crush and gravel for the rear walkway from Lethbridge Landscape Supply.
The weather forecast is for rain and lots of it, so the project will have to be put on hold until the ground is solid and dry.
There was a red vehicle found abandoned by a tenant behind 520. It had been sitting in the dirt and weeds for who knows how long.
The motion sensor dimmers for the toilet lights don’t do what I want them to do. One of them won’t shut off completely, and I cannot find the instruction sheet or model number to look up the instructions of how to program it to shut off. The other failed completely.
So I bought a 2-pack of a brand I’ve never heard of – Ecoeler – from Amazon and installed them. (The one on the right.)
After doing some garden work, working on electrical upstairs, doing some cleanup downstairs, we began work on getting the kitchen east wall ready for a new 36″ door. The current door is 32″ which does not meet building code standards. Too bad, as it was only put in about 4 years ago.
If anyone wants a door, it is now for sale. Make me an offer.
A couple of weeks ago I snapped a pic of the grasses in the Costco parking lot. I asked around various gardening places to see what they were.
I tried siliconing (is that a word?) next to the vanity, but, because of the front valance, it is hard to reach to apply it then to smooth it out.
While digging the final bit for the walkway along the fence, I found this.
Now there’s a find.
Next, landscape fabric, gravel, sand, paving stones.
