Pluggers by Rick McKee for December 16, 2019

Because his butt-crack is visible!

oh, how unfortunate

I can still get in and out, but it sure makes the back sore afterwards (and sometimes during as well).

Well, you are under the sink.

I once could just drop onto the floor but now I have to plan the descent as well as the ascent.

My co-worker Arthur is always there but never helps. He’s just a pain. The best job he does is lowering floors. I wish I could fire Arthur Itis.

Isn’t that the truth

i just replaced the bath sink…

Just you try to replace a disposal in one of these new-modern under the sink cabinets — the one with the interfering stile between the two narrow doors.

I can relate to that. Living in the same house for 35 years I now find I can no longer crawl and stoop like I used to.

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Got that right

Backing out is easy, the hard part is getting back to a standing position.

Pluggers have a lot of junk in the trunk.

I just had to kneel down to get a fresh box of coffee from under the counter at work, and had to ask some random male co-work to help me get back up!

I find it to be good practice for getting in and out of cars. Putting seat belts on is another story.

Best-thing ever created was the rubber-cupped “picker-upper &/or grabber”, with the trigger-handle. Won’t help much with plumbing, but it’s a back/joint/frustration-saver, both in and outside of the home. (My personal preference is a 32-incher…just the right-length for no-stoop inside, and from the seat of the lawn-tractor outside.) Both light in weight, and decently-priced!

(back) left-right, (back) left-right, (back) left-right…

I have to lay on my back with towels under my head and neck.