Did you hear about the plumber who got the pipes mixed up when installing a toilet?
He kept getting hot flushes.
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Sat 6 Jun 2015, 0:52,
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I just said
He kept getting hot flushes.
Dunno if he got it sorted. Hope so. Must waste a lot of hot water.
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Sat 6 Jun 2015, 1:05,
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Dunno if he got it sorted. Hope so. Must waste a lot of hot water.
No I mean what happened after that?
But it sounds as if you don't know :(
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Sat 6 Jun 2015, 1:41,
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Mixing the pipes was just the first in a long series of financial disasters.
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Sat 6 Jun 2015, 5:21,
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Yet there wasn't a single plumber at the Nuremburg trial. Disgusting.
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Sat 6 Jun 2015, 20:10,
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a cautionary tale for the environmentally and economically aware plumbers everywhere
there could well be a TED talk in there
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Sat 6 Jun 2015, 9:43,
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Might just be badly-/un-lagged pipes running very close together, causing the hot line to transfer heat to the cold...
In which case relag/reposition.
Alternatively, if the boiler's running too hot and overpressurising the system, the hot water could be escaping into the cold pipes.
Probably best to install an expansion tank and/or fit new one-way valves in that case.
...or he's plumbed the hot pipe in. :D
*suddenly overly and quite unnecessarily concerned for the protagonist of the joke* :S
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Sat 6 Jun 2015, 21:45,
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Alternatively, if the boiler's running too hot and overpressurising the system, the hot water could be escaping into the cold pipes.
Probably best to install an expansion tank and/or fit new one-way valves in that case.
...or he's plumbed the hot pipe in. :D
*suddenly overly and quite unnecessarily concerned for the protagonist of the joke* :S