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Freezing copper pipe to cut in a valve! Credit:📽️ MMplumber

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Vinnie @ The PSP-Podcast1 year ago

That’s a new one. Can’t you just simply shut off the water for 10 mins? I guess in an apartment complex this could be a unique way to not have to shut off the water to the entire building.

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Texas Plumbing Expert1 year ago

You need to be there when the freeze fails or when the freeze busts the pipe.

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Gonzy1 year ago

That seems very risky 😬

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N0mad1 year ago

sometimes a fix is easier than the replacement

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HAPPYNESS1 year ago

Bending copper pipes to install a shower valve.

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Suresh jonwal1 year ago

Telent

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Donny1 year ago

This seems like a lot of work

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Shivank Udayawal1 year ago

sometimes a fix is easier than the replacement

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Eric Lavoie1 year ago

Ever heard of a cutoff valve, I can’t figure a single case of use, unless your main cutoff vavle is non functional.

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Klopp🦇🔊1 year ago

Plumbing just keeps getting easier

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