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alpharaposa) wrote2007-08-28 01:02 pm
alpharaposa) wrote2007-08-28 01:02 pm
Grr!
In order to fix the leaking faucet in the back yard, I need to turn off the water to my house.
Homeowners should know how to do this. In an emergency, it could be very important.
I can't find the switch/lever/wheel/whatever.
I found the water meter for our house. I think it's the one for our house. The way we're packed in this cul-de-sac, I can't be sure. I've found the number for the Public Utilities customer service, and I've called and called.
Busy every time.
This is very frustrating. You'd think they would at least be able to take my call and put me on hold, wouldn't you? Why is it busy?
I'm going to have to pester them until I get through. *sigh* What a waste of time.
EDIT: Well, I'm on hold now. That's an improvement! Er, yay.
Homeowners should know how to do this. In an emergency, it could be very important.
I can't find the switch/lever/wheel/whatever.
I found the water meter for our house. I think it's the one for our house. The way we're packed in this cul-de-sac, I can't be sure. I've found the number for the Public Utilities customer service, and I've called and called.
Busy every time.
This is very frustrating. You'd think they would at least be able to take my call and put me on hold, wouldn't you? Why is it busy?
I'm going to have to pester them until I get through. *sigh* What a waste of time.
EDIT: Well, I'm on hold now. That's an improvement! Er, yay.