 Oh, that's a really good question. That's something that I had to do a lot of sort of see-in-the-pants calculations of when I was a home inspector to try to figure out house age. But there's a few ways to do it. Now, if your home is newer, and by that I mean less than, say, 30 or 40 or even 50 years old, and has the original plumbing fixtures, you can pull, like, the lid of your toilet off, turn it upside down, and you'll see a date stamp right in there because that's very, very common. Even going back, frankly...