Slow drip

My plumber left with this slow drip, is it a big problem to fix?

No water after opening valve

My kitchen sink was the only place in the house with low pressure, even after installing a new faucet. I followed a recommendation I saw in another thread to remove the inlet valve and flush the pipe out in case sediment had built up behind the valve over the years. I also installed a new valve. After turning the water back on and opening the valve, there’s zero water to the faucet (or attached dishwasher). Water’s restored elsewhere in the house. I feel like I’m missing something embarrassingly obvious but even after redoing the valve install there’s still no water to the faucet.

Can someone give me advice on how to stop this from a bath waste. Please…. Solvent has not yet been applied

Is this possibly my septic pump out access?

4th home I’ve had with a septic, and the first that I can’t find the tank! The house is in NW NC mountains and is ~45 years old. When we bought we skipped the septic inspection as the previous owner had it pumped just a few months prior. That said, I have no record other than his statement. We have no issues, it’s just disconcerting not to know. The tank likely isn’t out much farther since there’s about a 20’ sharp drop off 18ft away from this. I’m almost wondering if they put the hot tub over it. This is the exit from the house, and when I open the cover, I can see when water flushes from the house. Seems to go downward about 45 deg from this point.

Where to install drain pipe

Where do I install the drain pipe for my RO system? Red line? Green line? Blue line? Or do I need extra plumbing work?

Is this normal for a Sump Pump

I was wondering is this type of wet venting acceptable for a WC in a district using IPC (Baltimore, MD) 10ft between Wc and LAV Tee. If Permitted what type of Tee should I use? Regular, Sanitary or wye?

Rheem Combi Boiler is Leaking and I’m trying to fix it, can I use Teflon tape between the inner joints?

I believe this area is where the heat exchanger dumps back into the hot water return. The left area with the heat sink is a female connector and the black plastic piece on the left is a male connector. This connector has 2 o rings to avoid leaks. I recently replaced the O rings and added Teflon tape on a similar connector pictured here in the center right of the picture where you see the rust. This connection stopped leaking, but now a new one formed on the red circle when I put this thing back together. This heater has been a bit of a nightmare ever since I bought the home. Need help and need to have this stop leaking once and for all.

Mattress sizes

The colours in this tunnel of a mine

Former president George W. Bush giving pizza to government workers who have been without pay.