today im grateful
i received payment for my work =) and on top of that my client said he showed my work to his mother in law and she likes it, but she suggest to make the working table in the bedrooms to be full height for extra storage.
and finally today, we fixed the poor water pump. it had been soaked for whole two days under soil after the landslide hit my backyard. it took two days for my employees to dig it up, clean it up, and a total one month to clear the area and redo the piping installation.
a total 5 technicians (or sort of technicians) had came and gone and gave 5 whole different suggestions.
i guess everything is part of the learning. finally after fixing everything that we could and we still aren't satisfied, we look for one more solution and BAM! the last guy came and after hearing we had replaced everything he could mentioned, he opened the bottom part of the pump and there's lot of soil sitting inside which blocked one particular tiny hole.
that tiny hole had prevented the water to push upward to fill our water tank. he cleaned it up, put everything back, and voila!
so guys, i had learned which brand is a good one, which one is quite good, which one has a soft sound, what do they mean with capacity (daya hisap vs daya tolak) and few categories that they have. so next time i wont be too dumb when i have to pop by to buy water pump =) so im really glad! (and also learned few arguments about the installation. what you could use but might not be really useful.)
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