We have hard water, and there was so much build up of calcium deposits and stuff that you had to turn the faucet off in a specific way or it just dripped and dripped and dripped.
So we picked a new faucet with the many features we prefer. It's taller, it has 2 handles instead of the one lifty thing on top (that's a technical term). But if there was any doubt as to whether we picked the right one or not? It was gone when I read the instructions for installation.
How could a faucet installation guide which includes cursing not be the clue that you got the right faucet?
And also the encouragement to spit and take a break! And some warnings you'll never find in most of the bland faucet installation instructions.
And here's where I turn into a big tease, because I took pictures of the new faucet...and they're no longer on the camera. I have a whole "where'd your income tax refund go?" post to do, but it'll probably be early next week.
2 comments:
That's awesome! How come nothing I buy ever has fun instructions like that? Of course, we buy a lot of stuff from IKEA and those instructions don't even have words. Just Swedish stick figures.
High-freaking-larious. I love misprints like that.
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