Why is my fire alarm beeping in 1 min. intervals?
Yes you should. No, I don't when drilling in concrete floor. I have not done a wall, so don't know how much stuff flies around. On the floor in concrete, I didn't have debris flying around - it just piled up on the floor around the bit. I'm sure it would depend on the material you are drilling into.
Don't try the quick and easy bodge! Dismantle the lav from the pipe and use a flexible rubber-like joint to mate the pipe to the lav. There are a few brands out there - just ask at the local plumbers merchants. If you try to just make-do with a sealing compound on the outside it will not hold for long and you will then have to waste more time in the future doing the job properly with the added task of cleaning off all the sealant. Saing that - The best bodge I have seen is duct tape wrapped around the joint (ha ha)!
I would put a swimsuit on, and put shorts and a tee-shirt on top. Maybe some sweat pants and a hoodie seeing we are having a pretty horrid mosquito season. It's always colder by a lake, especially at night. Good luck.
Best solution,bring a rucksack with long pants and a hoodie for nighttime fire,coolness and a pair of sneakers and socks,then wear your bathing suit,and top should be cool and breathable like cotton T shirt,a buttondown shirt,or sport top,paired with sport shorts that quikdry.if hiking,no sandals,boots are required for support,not sneakers you'll twist an ankle.sunglasses,bug spray and a towel that should all fit in the backpack you bring.
