Daddy's Home by Tony Rubino and Gary Markstein for April 23, 2016

He should invest in Flex Seal®.

best solution i have seen for a leaky roof

Congrats Tony you deserve it!

Tony and the leaky likeable BevThe roof is fine, the windows all leak, have to replace 17 windows/ frames/inside woodwork! Do you know what that is gonna cost?

Congrats Tony, you definitely deserve this honor.QOTD : No leaky roof this past season, for which I am extremely thankful as I live on the top floor of my apartment building.

Congratulations, Tony!

As for the roof…..Gosh…I’m glad Bev has confidence in me…but I really can’t verify what she says about her roof.

We live pretty far apart, you know.

But if you ask me about my roof…wow…. my roof is great!

I was having a lot of trouble with it… until I had major work done on it last December…and now… yay!No leaks! At least, so far so good…. but I have faith.It’s a good feeling!

@Tony“How’s your roof?” Brandy spankin’ new

My roof needs repair. This summer it will be repaired!

@Tony“How’s your roof?”.Pretty gray these days. Aw who am I kidding, it’s all gray..Rose. Depending on the windows you select, say Andersens.17 windows, insulation, interior trim, exterior trim, siding repairs, and labor ~ 9k.

Congratulations, Tony, you deserve that nomination!

Landlord says roof is fine and, anyway, we are on the ground floor with an apartment above us.

Again, congratulations, Tony. Well deserved, indeed.

Leaky roof – wrap a string around a pushpin and put the pin in the leak. Drop the string into a container – bucket, pan, etc. The water will run down the string. If you have multiple leaks, you can collect them all in one spot. Or pot.

We need to get ours re-shingled and all the vent flanges replaced. All of the flashing and roof vents need to be re-done as well. Luckily, we will be able to lay the new over the old roof.

@TonyHad a torrential downpour last night, and there’s no water inside, so I’d say the roof is doing its job just fine.

@Tony – Add my congratulations to the rest. And, again, well deserved. As for my roof – it’s only 3 years old – so far, so good. Last Rose – “Do you know what that’s gonna cost?” Is that your question of the day? I don’t have a clue – good luck. Dani Rice – sounds like you’ve had some experience with leaky roofs.

@TonyOf Course!That’s the only proper way to get it dry:Go to the bathroom (not the small one ;-)), half open and close the umbrella several times over the bathtub or shower tray to get rid of excess water – and then fully open it and put it into the shower tray to let it dry!

QOTD #2: No, but I have only used an umbrella a handful of times. It was easier for me to buy a hat.

She will go with yes.

Have you ever opened an umbrella indoors — or would you?

Does a doorway count?

Open an umbrella indoors? And get a jillion years bad luck? No, nope, nada.

@Tony: I don’t understand my roof. It’s over my head.