I finally swapped out my bathroom fan switch with a timer version, and I swapped out an old GFCI while I had the power off. Now I have more tiny LED's to navigate with in the dark.
i'd been going back and forth on running 1/2 to each room or running a line per fixture but then got to thinking about how I'm going to have the walls open anyway and running dedicated lines (in particular 3/8 to the sink faucets) will mean faster hot water
figured out a plan to tap into my existing hot and cold mains and shift the individual lines over to the manifold one at a time
@TheEvilGreebo That would mess up my routine, I use the "not hot yet" water to wash off the toothbrush and to splash my face with before shaving. When I get to the shower, the hot water is already there because of my time at the sink.
@TheEvilGreebo I went to visit some old family homes that were built before indoor plumbing. They still had a pot beside the bed. Hopefully they don't use it anymore.
Found out the other day that a 35 year old friend of mine, 250lbs all muscle, rides a harley davidson, leather jacket, bald, ZZ-top beard... total brony
Make a cover out of a piece of tile (even the hole you cut out). I would make it 4-6" diameter so you can get to the existing drain opening to open it for snaking without pulling up your floor. Drill a few holes in the cover and a finger hole on the side to allow yourself to pull it out.
