How do i

**annabel taylor** · 15-10-15, 10:23

Originally Posted by Quattroporte

to be able to follow some basic instructions? Yes I do.
I can sew on a replacement button, bake an excellent chocolate fondant and make pastry, and I've hands like shovels. No strength needed in replacing a tap washer or innards.

I can rewire plugs too... I must have a penis I didn't notice
I'll go masterbate and check

**annabel taylor** · 15-10-15, 10:24

Originally Posted by Dick

waiting for a thank you thread. Manners annaballs, manners!

I just stopped one drip in my house... I don't need to invite another in

**Quattroporte** · 15-10-15, 10:26

Originally Posted by annabel taylor

I just stopped one drip in my house... I don't need to invite another in

**Dick** · 15-10-15, 10:37

Originally Posted by annabel taylor

I just stopped one drip in my house... I don't need to invite another in

Ouch, touche ms Taylor. Touche!

**tom sand** · 15-10-15, 19:11

Originally Posted by xagerate

Temporarily put a sponge under the drip to kill the maddening drum roll.
(I always tell ladies I am a train driver when we meet.........haven't had a late night call looking for a tradesman ever since

)

not the best solution man
the sponge in time will become saturated with water
and the noise will be back

**tom sand** · 15-10-15, 19:14

Originally Posted by Quattroporte

Your tap needs a new washer. Cost you a couple of euros at most. It's a 10 min fix.
You'll need a phillips head screwdriver. a flathead screwdriver and an adjustable spanner or vice grips to replace the washer. It's very simple.

**annabel taylor** · 16-10-15, 00:12

Still no drip even after use a knife and some creative thinking gets u far

**tom sand** · 16-10-15, 10:36

Originally Posted by annabel taylor

Still no drip even after use a knife and some creative thinking gets u far

yep
used a knife as a screw driver many time's
happy end then annabel

**Stonie** · 16-10-15, 10:47

Originally Posted by annabel taylor

Its pretty straight foward by the looks of it
I just don't have those tools

Anyway I sorted with what I had and working fine
Till my mate comes and just replace the whole thing

No more drip drip drip

ask your next client if he's any good with his hands,

**annabel taylor** · 16-10-15, 10:53

Originally Posted by Stonie

ask your next client if he's any good with his hands,

No I don't ask clients to fix anything anytime I did was made worse... they tell me there a plumber whatever it's usual lies
However I never mind a student fix the fuck it it will hold till I leave but do the best job with what u got

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