What was your biggest DIY disaster?
Wednesday, July 21st, 2010 at
8:22 am
budding author asked:
Mine was attempting to plumb in a washing machine in my Daughters high rise flat. I fitted a hot water inlet tap into the mains gas line.
Luckily all the mains gas to the building had long since been disconnected (for safety reasons) or I would have blown the high rise block off the face of the earth, along with all the residents..
Mine was attempting to plumb in a washing machine in my Daughters high rise flat. I fitted a hot water inlet tap into the mains gas line.
Luckily all the mains gas to the building had long since been disconnected (for safety reasons) or I would have blown the high rise block off the face of the earth, along with all the residents..
Tagged with: Safety Reasons • Tap • Water Inlet
Filed under: DIY Plumbing
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I want to know where you live, so I can stay away from you at least 30 miles.lol
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