Faucet Supply Line Length: Avoid Costly Leaks Picking the right faucet supply line length sounds simple. But it matters more than many homeowners think. A line that is too short can pull on fittings. A line that is too long can loop, twist, or kink. Both problems can lead to leaks under your sink. Question… Continue reading Faucet Supply Line Length: Avoid Costly Leaks
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Water Heater Flex Line Leak? Fix It Fast
A leaking water heater flex line can stop a simple job fast. This is even more frustrating when the old lines worked for years. In this case, the leak is at the water heater nipple heat trap. Both the hot and cold flex lines are leaking there. The other ends seal fine on the 3/4-inch… Continue reading Water Heater Flex Line Leak? Fix It Fast
Urinal Water Line Too Low? Fix Options
Question: Can A Low Urinal Water Line Still Work? A homeowner had a plumber rough in a water line for a urinal. The rough-in was based on a Kohler valve already purchased. Later, the homeowner installed the urinal himself. That is when the problem became clear. The water line did not look high enough. Now… Continue reading Urinal Water Line Too Low? Fix Options
Is an Abandoned Gas Line Safe in a Wall?
Old gas lines can make any homeowner nervous. That worry makes sense when the pipe runs inside a wall. In this case, the gas line enters an upstairs exterior wall corner. It runs about 10 feet through the wall. Then it has a tee with a short stub going outside. After that, it continues another… Continue reading Is an Abandoned Gas Line Safe in a Wall?
Can I Tap into Copper for CSST Gas Line?
If you’re working on a plumbing project and considering tapping into an existing copper gas line to run CSST (Corrugated Stainless Steel Tubing) to your stove, you may have some concerns. Here’s what you need to know about the process and whether it’s a good idea. Question: Can I tap into the 3/8″ copper line… Continue reading Can I Tap into Copper for CSST Gas Line?