This is a great forum, and I've been reading a bunch of the threads and soaking up as much info as I can.

We’re as we have to keep recycling our seed money it’s hard to go much faster than that.

But even with an unsealed tiled wall, during a twenty minute shower, there us not enough water soaked into the grout to cause water to run down in wall behind tile.

:mrgreen: Let's see, cut a second opening in the base of your shower enclosure large enough to install a closet flange, connect the ball **** to a Y-fitting on the shower head arm... hmmmm, just where to install the TP so it doesn't get soaked????

I would like to start off by saying that I am a very ambitious individual, who loves to learn and soak up knowledge.

So go ahead and soak up all the information shared here but try applying it even if is just practice. 

I'm trying to soak up every piece I can get.

That'd be $120K in seed money.

The owners then installed insulation and drywall on the Garage ceiling and allowed rain water to seep down between the porch boards and soak up in the insulation/drywall.

Yes, I am like a sponge soaking up as much as I can.