I have a new found appreciation for Plumbers and the rates they charge.

Sunday, November 29, 2009

I hope everyone had a lovely Thanksgiving weekend! Long weekends are so wonderful, it's like getting a little mini vacation.

Today, I helped my brother ( I read the instructions) install a new Pilar Touch 2O kitchen faucet by Delta. I'll blog more about this week with tips and comments. Bottom line: We love it! It's terrific. Look ma, no more chicken hands on the faucet.

We got it in and it works great, but I certainly see why plumbers get paid the big bucks. It's not just the process of installing a new item, it's dealing with cruddy old parts, rusted angle stops and other detritus that they are prepared to deal with that a novice is not. So anyhow, it's a beautiful thing to complete a project from start to finish even though it took us all day while a plumber would have done it within a couple of hours.

5 comments:

Paul Anater November 30, 2009  

I'm curious to read your review of the Pilar. I have been specifying them exclusively for about the last six months. Homeowners love them, plumbers hate me. I want one next!

Laurie November 30, 2009  

Sure thing. I will report back. It really is a very nice faucet.

greenyourkitchen November 30, 2009  

Hmm, your comments about plumbers are so true, very true. It's funny how difficult it is to think in a such way BEFORE you DIY, but then as soon as you get your own hands on a project you start to appreciate them.

Kelly at Kitchen Sync December 03, 2009  

Yes, couldn't imagine life without plumbers - worth every penny.

It did feel like a mini-holiday at Thanksgiving, didn't it? I hope yours was lovely. :)

Laurie December 07, 2009  

Hi Paul, see my review on the Pilar Faucet in my Dec 7 post.

Green your Kitchen and Kelly, yes, agreed, a good plumber is worth every penny.

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