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High quality materials/cost. Hard to hide and no effort made.
A galv. vent pipe that we had to cut out in a remodel, coming up from the basement. 
A tiring few hours work. Tried a few carbide metal on Skillsaw x 2...they still get dull. Original plumbing maybe 1920s...3" threaded. Those were some real hard working dudes in those days.
That last picture that TWH posted looks like two snakes going in at the same time.
Jim Jensen
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I am guessing the thingie on the right is hot water heater, what is the grey SLOAN thing on left ???
Probably touchless faucet
Yes, that pic was taken at a Casino. I didn’t do that work.
Jim Jensen
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ok, that makes sense, other than what NO_PRIDE "plumber" would leave that horrible looking crap-show !!!! ha ha mebbe that falls under "what goes on in Vegas, stays in Vegas"...... ( I know, you did NOT say it was NV casino, and they are ALL OVER, now....)
I need to remove the rust stains, but this is the cleanest its been in a long time. I need to clean off that windowsill and I don't know wtf is on the gfci outlet. Obviously there's more clutter to clear.
Blue sky?
That’s a $300 Delta waterfall faucet
https://www.findingplumbing.com/pro...w-sprayer-soap-dispenser.-brilliance-stainles
yeesh! It didn't cost that much when we got it in 2001. It leaks and the spout thing doesn't stay where I want it and it wobbles. Soap dispenser doesn't have anything under and has no soap. Never used it.
Zane call delta and maybe they'll give you some parts free.
That's my kitchen. I'm the only one who cleans and I've been sick. It's actually cleaner now than it was when we first moved back in when we evicted the deadbeat tenants.
Tom, I actually want to get a whole new faucet. I hate the separate handle thing. I like single handle, but I want it attached to the faucet and not on the side where stuff in the sink gets in the way.
Not the best picture, but my friend got the line for his fridge hooked up. He was going to try to use a saddle tee on Pex but I said "NO" and he got this compression tee thing that connects to the shutoff under the sink, runs under the house, and up through the floor near the fridge.
There was a major leak after a hard freeze so the bottom of the cabinet is destroyed. We're probably going to go get a new sturdier cabinet of the same size.
That dishwasher drain hose needs a clamp
I approve of the Instant Pot. We use ours for everything from A to Z.
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Oh, that's what it is? dishwasher drain line? I'll let my friend know. Don't need stuff coming apart and leaking more.
It's a Farberware 8qt pressure cooker. We also have a 6qt. My brother has a rice maker on the counter as well. One problem with the pressure cookers is that they block the doors from opening and they vent steam onto the underside of the wall cabinets. Need to find a better spot for them. Wish I could go back in time and get my dad to build the kitchen differently.
It's a Farberware 8qt pressure cooker. We also have a 6qt. My brother has a rice maker on the counter as well. One problem with the pressure cookers is that they block the doors from opening and they vent steam onto the underside of the wall cabinets. Need to find a better spot for them. Wish I could go back in time and get my dad to build the kitchen differently.
