I'm a hard pillow hard mattress man. I need reliability. I don't want something to change into a completely different shape when I touch it, that's lying and I don't like liars.

I'm a hard pillow hard mattress man. I need reliability. I don't want something to change into a completely different shape when I touch it, that's lying and I don't like liars.

Fuckin Sam Fisher out there still putting in work

Purposeful damage or serious negligence?

Negligence that was wilfully concealed to sell the home.

Good luck on the lawsuit. Proving prior knowledge can be difficult. Also good luck on the repairs.

If you live in a sediment heavy area you may want to consider a spin down filter, ion exchanger, or a brine system if you’re using well water.

I have all three of those (now) but the previous owners did not. During this process the cold water supply valve failed and the tank ended up filling even though the valve was "closed". So when I popped the heating elements out to change them, I dumped about 20 gallons of water in my basement.

Guy who has never worked with his hands or on a building in his life but has read The Martian: "Yeah I'm getting a lot of "The Martian" vibes from this."

Lots of firsts for me in this house, but it's revealed to me now that nothing is actually that hard if you're willing to learn.

Bit late now, but I would've recommended tankless. Infinite hot water is awesome.

I didnt go tankless because the power draw is huge since I have 5 people living in the house and even though my well water is maintained and softened it could still coat those heating coils.

Purposeful damage or serious negligence?

Negligence that was wilfully concealed to sell the home.

Good luck on the lawsuit. Proving prior knowledge can be difficult. Also good luck on the repairs.

If you live in a sediment heavy area you may want to consider a spin down filter, ion exchanger, or a brine system if you’re using well water.

I have all three of those (now) but the previous owners did not. During this process the cold water supply valve failed and the tank ended up filling even though the valve was "closed". So when I popped the heating elements out to change them, I dumped about 20 gallons of water in my basement.

Guy who has never worked with his hands or on a building in his life but has read The Martian: "Yeah I'm getting a lot of "The Martian" vibes from this."

Lots of firsts for me in this house, but it's revealed to me now that nothing is actually that hard if you're willing to learn.

Purposeful damage or serious negligence?

Negligence that was wilfully concealed to sell the home.

Good luck on the lawsuit. Proving prior knowledge can be difficult. Also good luck on the repairs.

If you live in a sediment heavy area you may want to consider a spin down filter, ion exchanger, or a brine system if you’re using well water.

I have all three of those (now) but the previous owners did not. During this process the cold water supply valve failed and the tank ended up filling even though the valve was "closed". So when I popped the heating elements out to change them, I dumped about 20 gallons of water in my basement.

Guy who has never worked with his hands or on a building in his life but has read The Martian: "Yeah I'm getting a lot of "The Martian" vibes from this."

Lots of firsts for me in this house, but it's revealed to me now that nothing is actually that hard if you're willing to learn.

Purposeful damage or serious negligence?

Negligence that was wilfully concealed to sell the home.

Good luck on the lawsuit. Proving prior knowledge can be difficult. Also good luck on the repairs.

If you live in a sediment heavy area you may want to consider a spin down filter, ion exchanger, or a brine system if you’re using well water.

I have all three of those (now) but the previous owners did not. During this process the cold water supply valve failed and the tank ended up filling even though the valve was "closed". So when I popped the heating elements out to change them, I dumped about 20 gallons of water in my basement.