Question: Who ya gonna call?
Dec. 24th, 2004 12:23 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
aribSo, here's a minor house problem I've had lately, surrounding the washer/dryer.
See, the dryer connects to a weird looking metal thing that's supposed to vent all of the hot, damp air to the outside.
However, the metal thing's kinda loose, and won't stay connected to the hole in the wall, so the hot air vents directly into the narrow washer/dryer nook thing. Thus, we've got water on the walls, and it's starting to affect the paint.
So, who do I call? plumber? carpenter? Sears?
See, the dryer connects to a weird looking metal thing that's supposed to vent all of the hot, damp air to the outside.
However, the metal thing's kinda loose, and won't stay connected to the hole in the wall, so the hot air vents directly into the narrow washer/dryer nook thing. Thus, we've got water on the walls, and it's starting to affect the paint.
So, who do I call? plumber? carpenter? Sears?
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Date: 2004-12-24 03:05 pm (UTC)You might try asking at the consulting desk at Home Depot. This sounds like the sort of thing you can fix yourself, but you need a pointer to the right materials and techniques. Or, failing that, a general handyman is functionally similar but more expensive.