Midnight & Micro-Tasks

Municipal Cemetery Flower Basin Water Tap Gasket Auditor

Inspect rubber sealing washers and spring valves on communal flower watering taps in municipal cemeteries after closing to log water leaks and rusted spigots.

Startup Cost: £0 Location: Local/Outdoors Difficulty: Easy Occasional pocket money Spare moments

Earning and time figures are our broad estimates, not guarantees — actual results depend on your area, your effort and demand.

Why it's left-field

Local councils pay you to press watering tap valves in public cemeteries late at night to ensure leaking spigots do not flood memorial walkways.

How it works

  1. 1Download designated civic cemetery infrastructure audit routes on your smartphone.
  2. 2Test brass tap valves and inspect rubber sealing washers on cemetery watering spigots.
  3. 3Submit GPS location tags and log dripping cemetery water valves.

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