Wendy Cevola - Doing a major repair of a Tiki Diablo bowl. - Other Crafts

H Heath Grand Member (1 year) Suburban San Diego (The Drawer) Joined: Dec 31, 2005 Posts: 709	H Heath Posted posted on Sat, Feb 22, 2014 10:47 PM On 2014-02-22 20:34, danlovestikis wrote: ==================================================== Neither Dan or I saw this happen. We had a workman in the house and a bottle of water was left on our table next to this tray so I am guessing he spilled some and didn't say anything. But I'll never know for sure. Now to complete my run of 20 mugs I'd have to do these over again. I may not do that for 6 months. =================================================== As a contractor, I hate hearing about stuff like this. The worker should have at least said," Hey, I spilled some water, can I get a paper towel or something?" It's no wonder homeowners are so nervous about having a stranger working in their home. I hope you're able to save the mugs, even as an example of what can happen when things go sideways. Cheers, Heath

On 2014-02-22 20:34, danlovestikis wrote:

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Neither Dan or I saw this happen. We had a workman in the house and a bottle of water was left on our table next to this tray so I am guessing he spilled some and didn't say anything. But I'll never know for sure. Now to complete my run of 20 mugs I'd have to do these over again. I may not do that for 6 months.

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As a contractor, I hate hearing about stuff like this.
The worker should have at least said," Hey, I spilled some water, can I get a paper towel or something?"
It's no wonder homeowners are so nervous about having a stranger working in their home.
I hope you're able to save the mugs, even as an example of what can happen when things go sideways.

Cheers,
Heath

Post #709148 by Heath on Sat, Feb 22, 2014 10:47 PM