I had a plumber tell me recently, that the reason it took a second day to 
put in a sink was that there was hot water piped to the toilet.
We can grow mushrooms in this!
When the float rod broke I had my arm in freezing water while wifey found 
the shut off behind the water heater. Hmmm... and that was after a full 
flush that never stopped.
hahaha





On Sat, 12 Sep 2009, Lenny McHugh wrote:

> Bob,
> How about an ice maker? A friend in Memphis has a condo and had Sears
> install a new refrigerator with an ice maker. It was in for a few weeks
> before he discovered that they tapped into the hot water line for the ice
> maker and cold water system. He discovered it when the dish washer was
> running and he went to get a cold drink. Quite a surprise when hot water
> came out of the refrigerator.. Then they wanted another $85 to correct their
> mistake.
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Bob Kennedy" <[email protected]>
> To: <[email protected]>
> Sent: Saturday, September 12, 2009 11:18 AM
> Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] interesting hotwater issue
>
>
> I've never heard of a humidifier having hot water sent to it.  Unfortunately
> most people remember the last repair made and equate every problem to that
> repair.  Kind of like when I built transmissions and they would bring the
> car back saying the air conditioner didn't work after I fixed the
> transmission.  Needless to say the 2 aren't related.  Or on the same end of
> the engine for that matter.
>
> Someone asked how long the problem was going on.  That's a must to find out
> in order to find the problem.  House on a slab, chances are the plumbing is
> over head.  Cold water coming out of the faucet can mean a bunch of things.
> How long did the water run before deciding only cold comes out?  The farther
> from the water heater the longer it takes to warm the pipe so hot water can
> get there.
>
> Of course I'm guessing here but.  There is hot water to the other tub?
>
> A couple questions that come to mind.  Was she trying to get hot water to
> the tub after someone took a bath in the first tub?  How large is the water
> heater?  Can she get hot water from the sink in the effected bathroom?
>
> There's a little something extra to think about.
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Scott Howell
> To: [email protected]
> Sent: Saturday, September 12, 2009 8:10 AM
> Subject: [BlindHandyMan] interesting hotwater issue
>
>
>  Folks, I was visiting my grandmother last week and she was telling me
> about a problem she has been having. There are two bathrooms in her
> house and apparently one of the bath tubs has no hot water. She said
> there is water coming out of that side of the fixture, but it's only
> cold. Now I haven't gone to look at this because apparently my
> cousin's husband is a plumber, but it is unlikely he'll get to it any
> time soon. So, of course I'm really curious about the problem. The
> house is one level on a slab and a year or two back she had a
> humidifier installed, which she seems to think is the problem, but I
> doubt this, unless they installed a valve in the line that could
> interrupt the flow of water to that bathroom, but then there just
> wouldn't be any water at all if the valve was closed. So, surely it
> can't be a valve issue because again, if the valve anywhere in the
> line was closed, then you would have no water flow. My uncle who was a
> plumber mainly doing sprinkler systems for commercial buildings etc.
> wasn't even sure what the problem may be. So, I thought I'd toss the
> idea at you good people and see what ideas may flow.
> I know this isn't much info, but can't hurt to generate some thoughts.
>
> tnx,
>
>
>
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