Domestic peace, my method

Robin Craig · #1 13-01-13, 23:40

As we are in a new house, today was bathroom fixture install day.

My higher domestic authority had approved the location of this item.

I was then asked if after it was up I would be capable of putting a roll on it.

As you know I am not a very technical kind of guy.

How did I do?

R

maple_leaf_eh · #2 14-01-13, 03:59

You failed. There isn't a pile of once-used tools, grubby handprints on the fresh paint, and scratches on the carefully applied factory brushed finish.

Yeo.NT · #3 14-01-13, 04:19

Here is the my solution

Lynn Eades · #4 14-01-13, 09:42

Good result..... Rolls should last longer

Ganmain Tony · #5 14-01-13, 11:22

I get the feeling your best work lies ahead of you Robin.... but this is clearly a promising start

Mike Cecil · #6 14-01-13, 17:48

Robin,

Let me guess .... you collect/restore BRITISH vehicles ...... right?

Mike C

Hans Mulder · #7 14-01-13, 22:29

Quote:

Let me guess .... you collect/restore BRITISH vehicles ...... right?

Ouch... That has got to hurt.

Robin Craig · #8 15-01-13, 13:22

Actually that comment doesn't hurt, I take it as a compliment!

Next!

R

Mike Cecil · #9 15-01-13, 17:00

and so you should: anyone with the fortitude and mechanical aptitude to tackle a British vehicle is tops with me!

Mike C

servicepub (RIP) · #10 15-01-13, 19:40

Robin,
Thanks for the image. I have just finished remodelling my downstairs powder room and I shared this with my co-workers who were asking for potos of my handy-work.

Fortunately, I don't have a Residential Sgt-Major to satisfy so I may actually load-up a roll that way for my next dinner party.

Clive