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While watching a how-to video on Youtube, someone replacing a kitchen sink's faucet cartridges, it strikes me that their hands look very much like my own. They may be the most looking-like-mine hands I've ever seen! There are differences - the paths of the veins and the shape of the nails (and probably more that I don't easily see). But still, like my hands!
I don't think I have very unique hands; surely my mom's at least look similar to mine, though I can't picture hers right now. But I don't think I've ever been struck by that thought while watching a video before, so they must not be all that common. Maybe there are so many different varieties of hands, that other people don't often see ones like their own either.
Because of that, I watched some more of their videos, including their other channel.
This one is short and amusing:
Get Rid of Skunk Under Shed
.
...Dang. The lengths one has to go to, just to stop a faucet from dripping.
I need to go buy a new cartridge tomorrow, because the old one looks so dirty that I don't even want to try flipping the O-ring on it around as suggested in another video.
The base of the faucet shifted a bit while I was trying to get one of the parts off. I sure hope my problem doesn't end up worse than it was to begin with.
I don't think I have very unique hands; surely my mom's at least look similar to mine, though I can't picture hers right now. But I don't think I've ever been struck by that thought while watching a video before, so they must not be all that common. Maybe there are so many different varieties of hands, that other people don't often see ones like their own either.
Because of that, I watched some more of their videos, including their other channel.
This one is short and amusing:
Get Rid of Skunk Under Shed
.
...Dang. The lengths one has to go to, just to stop a faucet from dripping.
I need to go buy a new cartridge tomorrow, because the old one looks so dirty that I don't even want to try flipping the O-ring on it around as suggested in another video.
The base of the faucet shifted a bit while I was trying to get one of the parts off. I sure hope my problem doesn't end up worse than it was to begin with.