The storm door handle that came loose
Wayne remembers a storm door handle that needed backing, patience, and one person not yanking it like a mower.
job notes and small repairs since around 2016
old jobs, loose cabinets, doors sticking in the WRONG season, and hardware that had to get right with itself
Wayne Does Jobs
I am not exactly advertising right now. I was looking for a washer in a coffee can and found three old screws, a cabinet receipt, and one of those little pencils that is too short to respect. The receipt had a hinge size on it,, so I put it here before it got mixed back in with the washers.
I can usually tell when a cabinet is not being honest with the wall,, because the door starts acting like it has a secret.
A door will keep its problem private for months and then suddenly everyone is involved, including one woman with iced tea and no shoes.
Boxes, shelves, hooks, and extension cords that have started a second life. Also closets with TOO much light in them sometimes.
If it needs one tool and then somehow three more,, that is often where I came in. Not bragging. That is how small jobs reproduce.
Wayne remembers a storm door handle that needed backing, patience, and one person not yanking it like a mower.
A loose toilet seat kept drifting off center and Wayne had to get it seated correctly without making a speech.
A cabinet pull being off-center will bother some people until it becomes the loudest thing in the kitchen, and that is not a metaphor if you have the right kitchen.
A client said there was moisture under her sink and she did not like the word moisture. I told her I understood because it is one of the worse words.