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Fix my hole

Stamped: 12:12 AM

I got a panicked call from roomie yesterday telling a tale of water all over the kitchen and it dripping and leaking through the celling in the bedroom below due to a hole in the drain pipe of the sink.

It really wasn't as bad as I thought it was going to be, still though I had to get rid of the water. Fortunately for me the previous owners never bothered to put in a celling in the laundry room when they finished the basement. So there I was teetering on a ladder and shoving a small fan in between the celling joices (I'm not sure if that is the word but that's what I'm going to call them.

Someone should really dust up there, my cleaning lady is so fired.

P.S. T-10 days until boards.

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  • Anonymous Anonymous says so:
    5:32 PM  

    While I'm sure there are a lot of men considering themselves as accomplished plumbers who would be quite willing to fill your hole, I come from a long line of carpenters (who are also capabile of filling holes) and I can tell you the word you wanted was joists.

    Cheers top