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Agree, dude! When roots are in pipes, there’s no more repair you can do about it, everything will be temporary.

Find another plumber and get second opinion from him, if his opinion isn’t enough, find another one until you find the best opinion. Ask them if trenchless replacement is available, it can save you money because its less invasive compared to full replacement.

Great suggestion! I did the same with my son, it was for our bonding, and it also keep my new tools from being damaged.

Dead tools belong to the scrap house for me. At least the metal gets recycled and not just dumped in landfills. If you’re lucky, some scrap yards may be able to pay you a good price.

I did the same by dropping a box of old screwdrivers and wrenches at a donation drive, the look on their faces is priceless and heartwarming. This way, our old tools are kept away from landfills that will surely erode and toxic our lands. I even received a thank you note from them, telling me...

If its too good to be true, always be skeptic.

I am really thankful that my house here in the Midwest has sump pump, if none, it would be submerged within days. Even if I waterproof my whole house or fill it up with foundation sealing or even well placed down sprouts, the water will always find its way a hundred percent! A house without a...

Sharper would be essential.

For hand tools a chisel and wooden mallet…