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1. badger+(OP)
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2026-02-02 07:59:31
Caulk is in there, I would say that’s fairly technical. My wife didn’t know it.
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2. nasmor+Ge
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2026-02-02 10:34:10
>>badger+(OP)
I am not a native speaker but how does your wife name the caulk in the shower? Silicone? Or do you maintain it in such pristine condition that no word was ever spoken about it?
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>>thauma+Wm2
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3. badger+Uq
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2026-02-02 12:32:07
>>nasmor+Ge
Yeah, silicone or just sealant. Maybe it’s an Americanism.
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4. _white+SD1
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2026-02-02 19:07:16
>>badger+Uq
I don't think so - wooden ships have been caulked to seal the planks for a long time.
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5. thauma+Wm2
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2026-02-02 22:19:48
>>nasmor+Ge
I assume she calls it grout, like a normal person. ;D
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6. badc0f+Zn2
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2026-02-02 22:23:57
>>thauma+Wm2
Caulk and grout are different things. She calls the sandy stone stuff between the tiles the same thing as the rubbery bead in the corner?
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7. thauma+c23
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2026-02-03 01:46:35
>>badc0f+Zn2
If it were me, I'd call a rubbery bead in the corner "sealant".
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