She Says: I have been here before and won't again if I become a renter!
I have a history of trying to do basic plumbing repairs, only to end up needing emergency plumbing. The positive is I contributed to the local small business plumber economy and on another occasion initiated my contributions to Lexington Lowe's bottom line (three days of clinical support to install the garbage disposal).
Now, we have a simple leaky faucet... if I only had the right size hex wrench to remove the faucet handle so I can identify if I have a compression, disc, sleeve cartridge or rotating ball faucet. Yes, I am in over my head, but I am sure the part is less than $5. And I don't have the right size tool to let me try!
Jason is worried that I will continue to try. All I really want is the sink to stop leaking when people come look at the house. If I was the client, I would think a leaky faucet was a tell tale sign about the house i general. In reality, it is just a worn seal, but... Will they try the faucet if I leave the water off? We will have to see how this one ends. Jason had fear in his eyes when I shared my false stat efforts and reminded me of the disposal adventure (at least he didn't bring up the toilet).
So yes, the house has been showing. Even had a agent come and preview today!
Think Jason finally has something to say!
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