Originally Posted by ssullivan (Post 12162750)

They often don't glue all of the joints in that drain line together because they are so prone to clogging, and to make it easier to open it up to clean it out. If it's not clogged, there's usually not much of an issue with this, as the water in the pipe isn't under pressure.

In our case, it's all glued together, except for a cleanout joint just beyond the trap in the line. That's part of the problem, because it makes it completely impossible to access most of the drain line, to clear a clog. It's obvious it has been cut apart before, because there's a repair job with a new coupling that's between the AC unit and the trap. That's where our problem is again, so I'm going to put it back together with a compression coupling that can be opened up easily, as well as put in another place to allow access to clearing clogs in the pipe.

Right now the pipe is cut and it's draining into a bucket. Immediately after cutting the pipe and turning off the unit, we drained out about a half gallon from the drip pan. The unit is back on now and my two gallon bucket is slowly refilling, but not at a rate that seems unusual. I'm hoping after clearing out the pipes, and reassembling it all with a better downward angle for the drain (the original plumbing was almost level), it will work better.

Originally Posted by COpltASgldPHX (Post 12162609)

When are they going to finally repeal the Patriot Act?

Originally Posted by mnmag (Post 12162727)

I love Trader Joe's. We don't have a Wegman's near here. That's probably b/c King's dominates up here.

Originally Posted by sbm12 (Post 12162729)

I've become somewhat obsessed with my latest project. The good news is that I'm very close to being done. It should go live at some point this week if everything goes as planned. I'm going to the gym to distract myself from it a bit. I need the break.

Originally Posted by mnmag (Post 12162747)

Isn't that always the case -- 'does have projects to work on'!!

Originally Posted by icurhere2 (Post 12162794)

I'm about to go to my third home (Lowe's) right now, for a piece of PVC no less.

Originally Posted by Olton Hall (Post 12162789)

Not while all photographers are terrowist Janet is at DHS.

It's a union thing why they are not your way.

Originally Posted by icurhere2 (Post 12162836)

I have about a dozen 10% off coupons (expire in October) in my desk; I will definitely be using them all. These are pretty inexpensive to acquire.

Originally Posted by mnmag (Post 12162839)

We are getting a Trader Joe's where the old Whole Foods used to be.

Originally Posted by mnmag (Post 12162841)

Do you get these w/the Lowe's cc a/c?

Originally Posted by icurhere2 (Post 12162842)

That's who we got a TJ's in BNA - Whole Foods moved into a much larger location literally around the corner from their old store.

Originally Posted by icurhere2 (Post 12162846)

No - I get them for about 50 cents apiece through eBay.

Originally Posted by mnmag (Post 12162858)

OK, I will have to take a look there -- unless you've exhausted the supply out there!:D

Originally Posted by mnmag (Post 12162839)

There's a new, big Whole Foods less than 10 min. away, but I don't usually feel like paying the prices there.

Originally Posted by icurhere2 (Post 12162866)

I just checked - nowhere close. I'm also talking about the green and white ones that come as part of a folding card; they have distinct barcodes. And I look for buy-it-nows with free shipping that comes out to 50 cents or so each.

Originally Posted by Olton Hall (Post 12162869)

There's a reason people call it Whole Paycheck.

Originally Posted by Olton Hall (Post 12162869)

There's a reason people call it Whole Paycheck.