Found out today that what we thought was a clogged trap in the laundry room is actually a cracked sewer line below the garage, which has filled up with plants growing in it. We have been advised not to do laundry until they can dig out the pipe and replace it, which will take more or less two weeks. I don't know how to explain to the plumbing company that this is *really* not a great time of the month for me to not do laundry for two weeks. (Not that I have a choice, BUT OH MY FUCKING GOD 2020.)
'Serenity'
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Ugh, not fun at all. Do you have drop off laundry service nearby?
Ugh, Jess! Most unfortunate.
Do you have drop off laundry service nearby?
Probably? I've never had to look!
Oh yikes Jess! What a pain.
Question for y'all: I have carpet in my house. I do not want carpet. What is the best/easiest way to change that? I think about the options and they all seem incredibly onerous since I am currently living, with my furniture, in the house. Do people move out? Rent a storage unit? Does anyone have recs or dis-recommendations for flooring? I have no idea what I want other than "some kind of wood situation that is not carpet"
When we had wood flooring put in our first house ages ago, they moved everything in the kitchen to one side of the room to do half, and then once it cured or whatever, they moved everything again and did the other half.
Meara, probably a prefinished wood floor.
Dana, that's what I've heard from a few people, but it seems like it wouldn't work as well in a bedroom--I've got more furniture and less space to move it around in, it seems? I have thought it might be easier if I wait until my roommate moves out and then stuff could be moved from room to room at least.
We had carpet removed and replaced with engineered hardwood in the upstairs room in our old house -- we had to drag all the stuff in the room out of the way (iirc we packed up everything that was easily packable, and moved large furniture to the side and then back so they could do it in a couple of stages). Getting the carpet out is one of the best things we ever did in that house, even if it took some tetris.
When I wanted to replace the old carpet in my house, I called Empire Today and they brought samples to my house, and they moved the furniture.