How to Remove PVC Pipe from a 90° Elbow(plumbing101.i234.me) — If you’re replacing a pump or rerouting plumbing, you may need to remove an old PVC pipe from an elbow fitting. The challenge? PVC is solvent-welded, meaning it’s chemically fused together. Here’s how to safely clear that connection without cracking the fitting. Q: Can I… Continue reading How to Remove PVC Pipe from a 90° Elbow
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Why Your Bidet Leaks from the Rim When Off
Why Your Bidet Leaks from the Rim When Off(plumbing101.i234.me) — A slow drip or leak from the rim of a bidet after turning off the center control valve can be confusing. Many older American Standard floor-mount bidets have this setup, with hot and cold handles feeding a center diverter valve that directs flow either to… Continue reading Why Your Bidet Leaks from the Rim When Off
Prevent Fridge Water Lines from Freezing
Prevent Fridge Water Lines from Freezing(plumbing101.i234.me) — Homeowners in Texas often face a tricky problem when older homes with copper plumbing experience brief cold snaps. Even without harsh winters, those attic water lines can still freeze, cutting off water and ice to your refrigerator. Q: Why does my fridge water line freeze even in Texas?… Continue reading Prevent Fridge Water Lines from Freezing
Fixing Low Water Pressure from a Well
Fixing Low Water Pressure from a Well Struggling with low water pressure in your new home on a well? Learn causes, testing steps, and solutions like filters, pump checks, and booster pumps. Low water pressure in a new home can be frustrating, especially when the system was poorly installed. A family in North Carolina built… Continue reading Fixing Low Water Pressure from a Well
Don’t Extend From a Gas Drip Leg—Here’s Why
Don’t Extend From a Gas Drip Leg—Here’s Why (plumbing101.i234.me) You asked: A plumber wants to remove the plug in the drip leg and run a 17-foot gas line to a basement laundry room. Is that okay? Quick Answer No. You should not extend a new branch from a drip leg. What a Drip Leg Does A… Continue reading Don’t Extend From a Gas Drip Leg—Here’s Why