Plumber: Dan Tuckwell, this morning, about the kitchen sink.

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Plumber: Dan Tuckwell, this morning, about the kitchen sink. - The drain line from the kitchen to the stack is the original galvanized pipe from 1962, closed up inside to about the width of a pencil. - He cut out six feet of it under the kitchen floor (from the basement side) and put in plastic. $318.40. - The main stack is cast iron and sound. The supply lines are copper and fine. MAIN WATER SHUTOFF: in the basement on the north wall, to the left of the water meter. A round red handle. Turn it clockwise until it stops. He hung a tag on it at my request. The shutoff for the outside faucets is a separate small valve above the laundry tub. That one is turned off every October.

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Date	2017-01-28 12:10

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Hawkstone Drive (home)

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Dan Tuckwell

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only_in_note Facts that are still only in one everyday note after the second pass: the Gustafsons' gate code, the shed padlock, where the Christmas ornaments are, the dog's food and amount, Ray's sizes, the ice-out log from 2004, the main water shutoff, the septic alarm light, Hannah's dorm room, the way to the cabin, the lefse proportions, each lot's share of the plowing, and the size of the lake bedroom's screen. These were not scrubbed from other records on purpose; they are simply things written down once.

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 "body": "Plumber: Dan Tuckwell, this morning, about the kitchen sink.\n\n- The drain line from the kitchen to the stack is the original galvanized pipe from 1962, closed up inside to about the width of a pencil.\n- He cut out six feet of it under the kitchen floor (from the basement side) and put in plastic. $318.40.\n- The main stack is cast iron and sound. The supply lines are copper and fine.\n\nMAIN WATER SHUTOFF: in the basement on the north wall, to the left of the water meter. A round red handle. Turn it clockwise until it stops. He hung a tag on it at my request.\n\nThe shutoff for the outside faucets is a separate small valve above the laundry tub. That one is turned off every October.\n"
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Source

personas/retired-couple/records/notes-2015-2017.yaml:459

- id: note-plumber-kitchen-drain
  kind: note
  about: [house-madison]
  date: 2017-01-28 12:10
  body: |
    Plumber: Dan Tuckwell, this morning, about the kitchen sink.

    - The drain line from the kitchen to the stack is the original galvanized pipe from 1962, closed up inside to about the width of a pencil.
    - He cut out six feet of it under the kitchen floor (from the basement side) and put in plastic. $318.40.
    - The main stack is cast iron and sound. The supply lines are copper and fine.

    MAIN WATER SHUTOFF: in the basement on the north wall, to the left of the water meter. A round red handle. Turn it clockwise until it stops. He hung a tag on it at my request.

    The shutoff for the outside faucets is a separate small valve above the laundry tub. That one is turned off every October.