Whats this called?

[Rick Hurst]

Is this what is known as a tailpipe?

[Rick Hurst]

Yep, it was left there. And its staying there, I'm not about to move it.

I can hear the sellers out of state now saying....

"Honey, did you get everything?

"Sure did"

"What about you know what?"

"I'm sure I packed it, have you not seen it?" :)

[Joe Nernberg]

1 1/4-inch tail piece with integrated pop-up.

[Jerry Peck]

Back to the question :) ... "tailpiece".

[Richard Moore]

1 1/4-inch tail piece with integrated pop-up.
Now there's a coincidence. I think the drain part has exactly the same name! :D



(Actually, if you Google plumbing parts and tail piece and/or tail pipe it seems the two terms are interchangeable...also one or two words).

[Richard Rushing]

Hey,

You guys don't know sheeii+ about construction. That's a San Francisco hammer....:eek:

[brian schmitt]

the bobbit residence?:D

[Rick Hurst]

Found this pic among the photos taken at this same foreclosed house. They had written things like this all over the house with chalk.

[Rick Maday]

Seems they left some "good memories" behind.

[Jake Guerrero]

I'm not a handwriting expert, but if I was going to place a bet, that sure looks like a woman's handwriting to me :))

[Richard Rushing]

Yep... no self-respecting man would make an exclamation point like that.:cool:

[imported_John Smith]

Rick,
I would say that they left their pusher for the ever popular TREC food waste disposer. However I dont see any garbage disposal.
Could be a drain stopper.

[Jon Randolph]

Looke to me like a suppository injection device for not so conservative citizens who reside in abundance in places such as San Fran-sick-o