Oh man I’m so sorry, been there and done that. More than once too.2 Burst pipes, (that we can) see from overnight (in Halifax NS), -26 degrees before windchill... living room and TV room. Won't know until we hit plus-temps if there's more damage under the floors. Full size split with the extra-foot bump out in front.... been here 26 years, this is the first issue like this we've had. Hot water baseboard, oil.
Oh, it sucks. But such is life. (Reports all over the province of broken pipes).Oh man I’m so sorry, been there and done that. More than once too.
Let me guess outside wall right?
I know it’s too late now but for future reference when weather like this is coming raise your thermostat at least 5 degrees. Yes you’ll burn more oil but the room temperature will remain more or less the same as usual & if the room is normally closed off open it up. This is what I do and it has worked well.
Again I am so sorry I’ve been there and it sucks.
HD is not always a good thingdecided to upgrade my video conference setup - added a Logitech C922 prostream camera, a boom arm for my blue yeti mic, and a ring light
.....guys hi-def tells me i need to lose about 20lb STAT
It's 45 degrees here now.
New England weather. If you don't like it just wait a few minutes. It will change.
I just want one damn snowstorm.
Just one!
How much do I have to pay HF to ban someone?
Engine failure and apparently another type of "known problem" in this model Tucson.Wow, what happened there?
Engine failure caused a fire. Just speculating, but that engine model has a history of failing connector rod bearings, so my guess is, the bearing failed, engine threw a rod, rupture the engine block and hot oil on the block caught fire. Good news is, it saved having to replace the engine and then still have a 7 year old car. Insurance was very good on the total loss settlement (I love USAA!), and we got a new-to-us car yesterday.Wow, what happened there?
Sending hugs.I hate dementia with EVERY FIBER OF MY BEING.
And some fibers I don't have.
First you lose them mentally, and then you have all the physical issues. It's like dying twice. And not a thing you can do about it.
Oh haigh.....Engine failure caused a fire. Just speculating, but that engine model has a history of failing connector rod bearings, so my guess is, the bearing failed, engine threw a rod, rupture the engine block and hot oil on the block caught fire. Good news is, it saved having to replace the engine and then still have a 7 year old car. Insurance was very good on the total loss settlement (I love USAA!), and we got a new-to-us car yesterday.
Sending hugs.
So sorry for your loss. Sending hugs to you as well.It is brutal. My father passed away early this morning but it is a relief at this point. He stopped eating and drinking, it is inhumane to let something die that way but there was no choice. My nephew tried to feed him yesterday and he refused. He drifted in and out of consciousness most of the visit and when my nephew said he had to go home, my Dad opened his eyes, grabbed his arms and said "dead". He was ready.
RIP Dad
Engine failure and apparently another type of "known problem" in this model Tucson.
Grateful it didn't catch fire in the garage (he was 6 miles away from home) and grateful for insurance.
We brought home a new 2018 ride last night which is safe, economical, and not on fire.
(Note the BROONS license plate--we plan to save it)
Engine failure caused a fire. Just speculating, but that engine model has a history of failing connector rod bearings, so my guess is, the bearing failed, engine threw a rod, rupture the engine block and hot oil on the block caught fire. Good news is, it saved having to replace the engine and then still have a 7 year old car. Insurance was very good on the total loss settlement (I love USAA!), and we got a new-to-us car yesterday.
Oh haigh.....
I am sorry for your loss <3It is brutal. My father passed away early this morning but it is a relief at this point. He stopped eating and drinking, it is inhumane to let something die that way but there was no choice. My nephew tried to feed him yesterday and he refused. He drifted in and out of consciousness most of the visit and when my nephew said he had to go home, my Dad opened his eyes, grabbed his arms and said "dead". He was ready.
RIP Dad
Hey Caz. Went thru a similar situation just before the holidays. I wish you the best in your mourning and resolve to move forward. Since the beginning of time there have been starts and stops to this part of the journey and everyone that has come before has gone thru that and it's not how much time you have, but how much you can do with your time. Easy to say for sure, but I hope your father was able to touch people and make things better for those around him as a legacy - can't ask for much more than that in the end. Take care.It is brutal. My father passed away early this morning but it is a relief at this point. He stopped eating and drinking, it is inhumane to let something die that way but there was no choice. My nephew tried to feed him yesterday and he refused. He drifted in and out of consciousness most of the visit and when my nephew said he had to go home, my Dad opened his eyes, grabbed his arms and said "dead". He was ready.
RIP Dad
Since the toilet pipe is typically 3" , plastic and doesn't hold water in it (unless its sloped wrong) it is way more likely to be a clogLooks like we didn’t escape the cold after all.
Yesterday I flushed the toilet on our first floor and noticed the TP didn’t go down. Then I saw water seeping out of the bottom of the toilet.
My theory was a pipe partially froze and when it flushed it had nowhere to go. A plumber friend said that’s likely what happened. So we’re waiting to see how it does as it warms up today. No water in the basement or ceiling so far.
What a joy.
Since the toilet pipe is typically 3" , plastic and doesn't hold water in it (unless its sloped wrong) it is way more likely to be a clog
My son clogged ours last year by trying to flush dude wipes which I specifically said NOT to do. It got caught on a pipe joint. Had to have the plumber come and drain the pipe.....yes it spilled in the basement....made my son clean it up.
Son was like well the package says safe for septic systems....I said what do you expect them to say?
Well apparently there was a stink *see what I did there* and then one day he texts me a picture of the package....now on it it says DO NOT FLUSH
Gee....Dad was right AGAIN