From: terry 
Newsgroups: alt.home.repair  misc.consumers.house
Subject: Re: Adding water to small bar in garage conversion
Date: Tue, 27 Nov 2007 06:42:23 -0800 (PST)
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On Nov 23, 2:47 pm, Alex  wrote:
> Hello,
>
> We're converting our garage into a family/game room, and we'd like to
> add a small bar with running water for making drinks, washing hands,
> etc.  This new room will be a good distance from the kitchen or any
> water sources in the house, plus we have a concrete foundation.
>
> Just curious, would it be feasible or recommendable to run flexible
> hose of some sort through the attic to this sink from the kitchen or
> someplace else in the house?  I've seen this done with copper tubing
> to add water behind a fridge for an ice maker, but we're looking at
> going about 60 feet if we did this.
>
> As for drainage, since this sink won't be used very much, my thought
> is to drain it into the yard as we have a planter just outside where
> the sink will be located.
>
> Thanks for any ideas or suggestions ...
>
> Alex

Pride of place in the front window of some British homes of the 1920s
was a large plant in a brass pot. Often an Aspidistra*. The front room
was often used for entertaining, beer of variable quality was often
served.
Aspidistras don't like stale beer. They wilt! They get 'hung-over'
literally.
PS. * Look up Gracie Fields and "The biggest Aspidistra in the world".