-> Do you mean that 3/4" copper pipe is flexible enough to feed into the
-> studs, or that it should be cut and spliced?
If you're on 24" centers you can probably bend the pipe in between two
studs. On 16" centers you might wind up notching an adjacent stud to
get a little extra room.
It's easiest to start in the middle of the wall and go both ways, at
least for me. You probably wanted a tee there anyway. <grin>
-> Yup, a big win. Right now, the washer and dryer are in the
-> garage/shop, so cleaning the rags is easy. The new house won't be so
-> nice ...
I guess I use my rags until they're pretty nasty. They tend to leave
scum in the washer, which annoys my wife. That's why I was wishing for
another washer.
I also have paper towel racks here and there. I bought a bunch of the
cheap plastic ones, because that's the only $*#*@ thing for sale around
here. They either drop the roll or break right off if you try to pull a
towel off one-handed. I'll probably wind up making some from strap iron
and electrical conduit.
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