BS: How to remove faucet handle

Subject: RE: BS: How to remove faucet handle
From: Charley Noble
Date: 10 Feb 12 - 09:04 AM

999-

You show promise but don't quit your day-job yet.

Charley Noble

Subject: RE: BS: How to remove faucet handle
From: Charley Noble
Date: 16 Feb 12 - 08:10 PM

Dare I ask for an update?

Charley Noble

Subject: RE: BS: How to remove faucet handle
From: GUEST
Date: 17 Feb 12 - 07:10 AM

*glug glug*

Subject: RE: BS: How to remove faucet handle
From: GUEST,John from Kemsing
Date: 17 Feb 12 - 10:05 AM

Hey, you guys. Don`t you realize that all the while you are engaged in comic repartee and pleasant banter poor Melissa`s tap is still dripping when she turns the mains stopcock on, she is having sleepless nights with the "Chinese torture" and finding funding for the plumber is causing her bank manager to take valium!! Have a heart!.

Subject: RE: BS: How to remove faucet handle
From: Gurney
Date: 17 Feb 12 - 03:04 PM

A flannel placed under the drip will stop the water torture. If she leaves it long enough, years, the water will eventually cut a channel in the seat and it will become a stream.
Streams are quieter.
I have seen taps that were so deeply cut they were unsaveable, but it takes many years, and taps are pretty cheap, particularly second-hand/used.

As a general observation, I wouldn't care if MOST bank managers lost sleep.