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That tap wasn't even technically malfunctioning. Just slow. You had to turn it just so and then back toward center to get usable water. If you went too far, it'd let out a weird sound. Not aggressive, but unpleasant — like a rusty hinge with opinions. I let it go for years. Blamed the plumbing. Blamed the apartment. Blamed everything except mysel

It's not always about having a collapsed ceiling to know it's time for a change. Sometimes it's just a gut instinct. A creeper, not explosive. Like when your place starts to feel smaller even though the square footage hasn't changed. Or when you always clip your hip on the same corner. Same bruise, different season.That's pretty much how reworking