Peace.
I have to tackle the crawlspace next and that one will be a real killer for me. The pipes that I ultimately need to replace are routed in the crawlspace, right next to giant nests of spiders .
Thanks, ultimately I think just pulling up my panties and charging in with the broom and vacuum is the best policy - it will cure my phobia. I don't want to use the chemicals because I think that really spiders are good to have in your house, too many means you have an infestation with their prey, too little means they don't have anything to munch.
Thanks all for the moral support, I do wear my heart on my sleeve at times and I certainly can have a thin skin. Maintaining my first house that the previous owner never repaired since it's initial construction can be terribly trying. I think my next post will be photos of the wiring job I have to do in the basement, luckily for me I'll be using a qualified electrician for the work. The wiring down there is truly horrific and makes those ucky spiders look positively tame.
Should have fixed it the day you put the bucket there.
Alright maybe I should clarify something, I've been chastised about it already.
The bucket was put there when I made the original repair. I put it there to catch the water that was draining from the pipe that I opened up to fix. It wasn't there to catch any dripping from the repair, it wasn't there just in case, it was simply left there after I made the repair.
"Eigenvector" wrote in news:6e6dnZW9bNmKZSvZnZ2dnUVZ snipped-for-privacy@comcast.com:
You really are an amateur. You don't sweat galv pipes. You use duct tape silly :-)
Red Green show familiar?
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