Malinda Tracoonis Group 4

What can I do to make this a little cleaner before installing a new toilet?

/u/geoffcooray55 — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 16:29:31 +0000

Took out toilet to replace floors and now wanting to put a new one. Assume I just need a standard wax ring and then slap on the new one. The screws coming up are pretty nasty was wondering what I could do or if I could replace this before installing new?

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What on earth is this pipe?

/u/AntPale2946 — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 16:25:26 +0000

It’s not even connected at the bottom. This is in my basement (clearly). The pipe runs into the ceiling above and disappears. There’s no moisture or smell coming from it.

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R/plumbing

/u/Ill_Independent_3429 — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 16:19:00 +0000

I know uniforms have been discussed here before. What’s the most comfortable long sleeve shirt and trousers for regular size and big and tall? We’re in north Jersey! Many thanks!!!

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Wet room drainage question

/u/jaychris24 — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 16:12:53 +0000

Will this setup work or do I need a separate vent for the tub and shower and connect above the flood rim? Rolled up sanitee for the vent, y split to the tub horizontally.

Sorry for the horrible drawing.

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Draining and bleeding boiler

/u/whiskyandporridge — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 16:09:43 +0000

I want to move a bit of my baseboard plumbing so I need to drain a zone and then refill/bleed.

I've watched many youtube videos on how to do this but I don't seem to have a simple set up.

Here is what I am thinking is correct

-Shut off the boiler

-Close the valve after the fill valve

-Close valves above and below the zone that I don't want to drain

-Close the valve that goes out to I'm not sure where (see pics)

-Drain from the spigot at the bottom

To refill and bleed

-Open the valve after the fill valve

-Manually open the control valve for the zone I drained

-Close the 2 valves coming out of the boiler that have white handles

This is where I'm getting lost -bleed from both spigots below the boiler?

Does this look like the correct process? Thank you!

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Pex with copper and lots of couplings

/u/fireisis — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 15:51:02 +0000

Recently had my bathroom renovated and wanted to see if this plumbing is legit or has any problems

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How to fix the diverter?

/u/lanprazole — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 15:36:27 +0000

Hi. I replaced the diverter with a brand new one. However, the water still is not fully directed to showerhead when pushing it. Is this normal for this type? water still comes from the spout Thanks.

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How would you bury this?

/u/Exporian — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 15:34:40 +0000

Hi all,

Here is my usual disclaimer that I am just a homeowner. Just looking for suggestions on how to bury this. If you have any useful small feedback (that is NOT "you should remove everything and never touch a tool again"), please feel free - I do enjoy learning these things and getting better. This is a somewhat temporary fix until I have time to remove all of the old PVC and replace completely with PEX (not necessarily looking for your "PEX is just POLY-B" comments either).

Now that I've got my defenses out - does anyone have suggestions on how to bury this? I plan to use Orbit pipe wrap around the brass fittings where the copper meets the PEX and the PEX meets the PVC. I have a small section of PVC over the PEX acting as a penetrate shield. I also plan to bury this with sand. Any other useful tips? Thank you in advance!

P.S.: One of my biggest concerns in this install was the amount of threads showing on the schedule 80 nipple. However, the PEX adapter is not very deep, and it is as snug as I could possibly get it with out concerns of cracking it.

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Replaced an old crusty shower head for a Moen Magnetix Engage and it sucks.

/u/jaytea86 — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 15:03:28 +0000

Moved into a new home a few weeks ago, the old one was a Moen too, just a basic screw on type. Didn't have those nice silicone nozzles that can be just wiped clean so I'm thinking it was pretty old.

Picked up the Moen Magnetix Engage, read they're great and it connects to the pipe that comes out the wall at the shower head which was necessary given the pipe is too high for ones that connect at the neck.

Well, it sucks. The water trickles out with hardly any pressure. I find myself taking so much longer in the shower than I used to with the old one. I've tried all the settings, we get decent pressure with the "Rince" setting, but that sprays an area the size of a half dollar. The next one up just isn't pushing out enough water.

Could have I have messed something up? The old one seemed just fine.

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Popup Stopper Assembly Leaking Under Sink

/u/Moscone_Bail_Bonds — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 14:25:32 +0000

Hello. The popup stopper assembly is leaking under my sink when I run water. But I haven’t seen one like this before. There’s no mechanical rod, just a tube going up to the sink. I’ve included a screenshot of it and circled where the leak is. I was hoping for advice on how to replace or fix it. Thank you all.

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Anyone know the brand/ cartridge I need ??

/u/Separate-Abroad-9386 — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 14:23:53 +0000

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Uncomfortably Hot Shower (cartridge replaced already)

/u/Reddit-User-Says — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 14:23:41 +0000

Water in shower is uncomfortably hot, leaves my back bright red like I just got sunburned.

I just replaced the cartridge. No matter where I set the cartridge, it’s uncomfortably hot. Water heater is set at 120°. Everything else appears fine; water pressure, no leakage, etc.

When the handle is attached, if 3 o’clock is off, I would expect 11 would be very hot, 12 warm, and 1 cold. Right now the gauge is set so you can only crank the handle to 1:00 and it’s still very hot. Therm is reading ~110

If I turn the handle so it's barely on, the water is cold so I don't think it has to do with no cold water coming in. If I have the handle turned as far as it can go (hot), and slowly move it down (to the colder side), there's little to no change in temp. If I turn it down like 3/4 of the way, it gets very cold.

Other troubleshooting steps; I made sure both valve stops are open 100%, same results. Currently the hot water stop is slightly turned so it'll let less hot water in. Doesn't seem to change much. Cartridge is right in the middle.

I also reversed the new cartridge 180, which didn't help.

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Help deciphering sump pump quote

/u/Just_Aware — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 14:12:59 +0000

Hi there plumbing bros, we bought a house with what seems to be an amateur made sump pump system, it’s cobbled together and we’ve been getting tons of rain…. Last week or so the equipment is working on and off and we had a few inches of water in the basement when we woke up. We are having someone come in and redo it so we never have to worry about it again. I received a quote for a few options, can I get some help deciphering it?

We aren’t in a flood zone or anything, it’s not commercial I just want to get it setup the right way so we have some peace of mind. I’m not sure if we really need the additional options, but I also don’t want to cheap out and then regret it later. Any advice?

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Kohl’s shower/tub faucet handle adapter

/u/Zealousideal-Let546 — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 14:12:13 +0000

I was swapping out my faucet handle and I cannot remember what model of faucet handle cartridge or faucet handle I have but the handle is a Kohler.

I noticed that the cartridge does work (water turns on and off no problem) if you use a tool to spin the bit at the end. However I seem to be missing the adapter that goes inside the handle to be able to catch the bit so the handle can turn the water on and off.

I bought these, thinking they would work, but the circle part is too wide and still not catching.

Any advice?

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Washing Machine Drain Help

/u/godzlittlesoldier — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 13:58:51 +0000

Hello everyone!

I am a complete noob when it comes to plumbing. During the installation, the technician who helped me said to get a drain hose extender. I was wondering based on the pictures if I need to do anything with the pipes as well. The pipes are 2" as you can see. Thanks in advance! :)

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Whole house water filter suggestions

/u/tenaciousE56 — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 13:55:54 +0000

I'm starting to look into getting a whole house filter but I'm the house and the options are so numerous, it's difficult to narrow it down.

We are on a well, surrounded by ag fields. Our water is hard and occasionally get a sulfur smell but not too much. We have 2 bathrooms but might add another full bathroom and a half bathroom in the not too distant future.

I was looking at the attached Aquasana system. It's pretty spendy. Is it a good system? Over kill? Not enough?

Any suggestions or input is appreciated!

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I want a tankless heater

/u/grayscale001 — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 13:43:54 +0000

I use pretty much no hot water but my bill is $30 each month. My water heater is 20 years old and I'm seeing the Bradford White Infiniti K for $1100 which is barely more than a tank heater. Is the descaling maintenance as bad as they say? Would I need to upsize my gas line to 3/4? Is there some other way to reduce my gas bill?

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Help replacing please

/u/yellowsub99999 — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 13:34:22 +0000

This whole setup leaks and is difficult to work with. Can I just remove everything from the circle down , is there a suitable one piece dual spigot with ¼ turns that could be a good fit here? Thanks!

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My well has so much sediment

/u/imoutoffideas — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 13:26:22 +0000

Filter “big blue” is two weeks old in this picture.

Three-year-old well. It’s been like this ever since we built. Sometimes it’s worse than others, but it’s pretty consistent. The advice I received from the well driller is to install an irrigation system. we use quite a bit of water already, 2500sg.ft. three bathrooms, 7 people.

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Is this sillcock as easy to replace as I think it is? Unscrew and swap with the same model?

/u/fleebinflobbin — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 13:19:25 +0000

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New washing machine installed- something leaking!

/u/Free-Truth-4500 — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 13:13:44 +0000

I've just installed a new washing machine- all seemed pretty smooth but when I pushed back in the dishwasher something starts leaking. I don't know if it's the washing machine or dishwasher and I wondered if anyone could help? The hose that connects to the cold water is quite tight so I wondered if it could be that but there seems to be more water under the dishwasher? Any advice would be very much appreciated as I don't want to have my dishwasher jutting out in the kitchen!

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Can someone please help?

/u/Mine_Vegetable — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 13:07:26 +0000

So I'm an hvac technician and have very minor plumbing experience. ( basically installing ice machines.) My utility company gave me a bill for 392 thousand gallons of water. And to say that an absolute ton of water for a home is an understatement. Obviously everyone's first assumption is a leak, and I did some checking. I watched the meter for a five minutes it ran 0.16 gallons, quick math on a calculator 1382.4 gallons over the course of month. I turned off the first ball valve in my house and meter stopped moving entirely. So a bit more measuring and looking online for the equation to measure water volume; I've come up with a minimum of 90' and a maximum of 110' of ¾" water line and no tool to measure the water velocity. But from installing and servicing ice machines i know water pressure in my town is always between 100psi and 80psi. Found an online calculator for that and ran the numbers and if I cut my water main at 90' and let it dump for a month it would come out to 335,232 gallons over 30 days. Water company been out 2 times, saying their number is correct. The first guys work order has completely vanished, like he never came in the first place. And the second guy took one of the 3 water meters out, and I'm betting when I call today that the work order will be gone as well. Can anyone please verify my math, so I can prove/disprove this amounts possibility.

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Cold Water Tap A Bit Warm

/u/Master-Lecture-3283 — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 12:59:59 +0000

Over the past few weeks I noticed our cold water tap was a bit warmer than usual. The temp is reading at 76.3 F which is definitely warmer than it would be in the cooler months. I’m in NJ and it’s been around 80 F to 110 F since July.

We have city water, running into our home under the asphalt, with the sun hitting the side of the house where the water lines come in, for most of the day.

I imagine it’s just a matter of the city water being warmed up a bit by the outdoor temps and the lines being below the asphalt, but wanted to see if this was a normal occurrence.

Checked the water lines I can see and they don’t appear to be touching the hot water lines. My plumber was here a few months back saying our copper lines are in great shape, so not worried about any corrosion that may be contributing.

Any thoughts or similar experiences?

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Why is this leaking?

/u/MeKillStuff — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 12:59:42 +0000

I’m no plumber but I thought this was just supposed to house a valve to send water to the spigot. Maybe I have to open the e whole thing to make sure but any idea as to whether this is a fix v replace?

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Are these gaps okay?

/u/Sicarium50 — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 12:51:52 +0000

Hello, rookie DIY guy here trying to replace two toilets in my house. There are decent sized gaps between the flange and the surrounding floor - is that normal or should I fill these?

For the tiled floor, I already had a leak through the ceiling of the floor below after the toilet shifted, damaging the wax ring seal and letting water flow out. The flange is also recessed below the tile by a 1/4” - 1/2”. Do I need two wax rings or an extra large wax ring for this?

For the wooden floor, the wood has been damaged/warped a bit around it, you can see large gaps between some of the planks. Should I fill these with something, too?

Thank you all!

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LF25AUB or 600XL strainer servicing, when in-ground?

/u/AustinLonghorn — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 12:42:55 +0000

Hi y'all,

I'm looking to eventually replace my Watts LFN45/55 series residential PRV with something longer-lasting. The Watts LF25AUB and Zurn/Wilkins 600XL series look interesting, but the handy strainer servicing port would essentially be inaccessible when installed in-ground, right? Are the higher-end residential PRVs still worth a look, if you can't necessarily get to the strainer after install?

Current Watts LFN45/55 series (rebuilt a few times):

https://preview.redd.it/nl1x4el52lif1.jpg?width=1884&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=127a29b1039451906976ce6bfab930228235f261

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My toilet overflows water from only one side when is flushed

/u/Dense_Young3797 — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 12:36:27 +0000

I installed a flow reducer and it improved somewhat, but it stil ends up being wet from one side. You can even see water drops in the ground but only in that side. I've checked and the floor and the toilet are level. Both the toilet and the siphon/sewer system are from quality brands. I don't know what the problem is.

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Small Leak

/u/dweezer420 — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 12:26:37 +0000

There is a small but steady drip coming from the area pointed out. Can I put a wrench in this and tighten it to stop the leak?

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Sink Leak

/u/Elegant_Armadillo427 — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 12:24:28 +0000

My sink plumbing is leaking at the circled connection. How do I fix? What products do I need to buy exactly?

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What type of drain stop am I missing?

/u/grottomt — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 12:05:33 +0000

Moved into a rental and the bathtub is missing the drain stop. Is there a piece I can buy to attach or would the whole apparatus need replacing?

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just got my bathroom redone. what's wrong with my shower drain

/u/Over_Coffee_6936 — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 11:56:44 +0000

had some issues with the contractor during the process of redoing my whole bathroom, this is the last one.

they redid everything including plumbing, so why is my shower drain clogged and bubbling when i wash my hands (this didn't happen before)

i haven't used or cleaned the shower since they wrapped up because i was waiting for the silicone to dry

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Kitchen Faucet replacement - Nut removal...

/u/Difficult-Audience77 — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 11:51:26 +0000

So I was at my mother in laws house trying to replace her kitchen faucet that has been there since 2017, it's stream / spray switch has broken and it's led to a lack of pressure. Didn't see anything else that would cause such a lack in pressure. They're on a septic system / well water. Anyways, so when under the sink, the large brass nut that keeps the faucet tight to the sink is difficult to take off, lack of room on either on side (exterior wall and sink wall) prevents me from using a wrench. It doesn't have what faucets today have with a threaded ring and then a screw to tighten underneath to the sink underside. I bought a Klein multi plumber tool with what appears to be a hexagonal wrench for gripping the nut and twisting off. I have not gone over there since buying the tool to try. Are those faucet nuts that are thread on the long threaded part that contains the separate water lines a common size? I want to be sure the tool I bought will indeed fit and allow me to turn it to remove it and replace faucet. Thanks.

PS - If that doesn't work, I'm considering loosening the screws that hold the sink down and removing the drain pipes and pulling the sink out to access the nut.

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Any way to get this P-trap off?

/u/NorikoMorishima — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 11:31:57 +0000

I dropped something expensive down the drain. Magnet didn't work, so I'm hoping to remove the P-trap. One end of the P-trap doesn't seem to have a nut, the other end I can't figure out which part is the right part to unscrew. Also not sure what the thing sticking out leftways in the third picture is.

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First Time Home Owner (and very much amateur plumber) needing some advice

/u/Toktijl — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 11:29:35 +0000

https://preview.redd.it/6dgxxyifpkif1.png?width=1280&format=png&auto=webp&s=ffa24cffb9b21262d26291268f12ed8a196633ca

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As the title says; just moved into our first home. The shower is leaking a bit, so I thought I'd try to fix it. I've replaced tap washers, valves etc before, so I figured it wouldn't be an issue. However, it seems that I need to access stuff inside the wall, and the hole is closed up with black silicone (or something similar). The disc is also stuck to the tile, perhaps glued with the same silicone.

Given that I have even less experience with silicone and caulk guns than I do with plumbing, would I be better off just getting a professional to do it? I'm concerned that if I take off the disc and silicone myself, I may miss something important in putting things back and have water leaking into my walls. What's your wisdom?

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Question for all the plumbers out there, and starting out. How do you manage after hour calls and appointments?

/u/Simple_Gur_7652 — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 11:14:33 +0000

Honestly , I need some data to build an app. Highly appreciated.

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Replacing a shower valve

/u/Tri-Tip_Master — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 11:12:36 +0000

I need to cut out and replace a shower valve. Friend says use shark-bite connectors behind a wall but I’m dubious about that and want sweated copper connectors instead. Other alternative is PEX. Am I too mid-trusting?

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Check Valve replacement problem

/u/GabbianLove — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 11:04:08 +0000

How can I replace the check valve considering that the pipes going in and out in the wall are rigid?

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Long lead items

/u/Ok-Interaction-1319 — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 10:42:36 +0000

Hi all,

This is hypertherical at this time but my mum is looking to buy a property, project house, that currently doesn't contain central heating.

Looking to move in October, with a view to get a system in by mid November. Does anyone know of any long lead items we'd need to consider ordering sooner rather than later?

Any advice would be appreciated, I also appreciate we haven't decided on a system but assume this will be a combi boiler set up.

Edit - should have added we are U.K. based.

Thanks!

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How the heck do I remove this style of plug?

/u/SufficientWhile5450 — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 10:25:45 +0000

I would’ve figured it’s just a big ass flat head, maybe I didn’t hit it with my purse hard enough tho

Drains clogged and I can’t unclog it because this stupid push down drain blocker is stupid

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(Advice ) Faucet spout leaking.

/u/iLoveYoux3 — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 09:47:57 +0000

Hello,

I woke up this morning to the bathroom sink faucet spout streaming / leaking a small amount of hot water.

The second picture I included I'm assuming is the valve to shut off the water ? But I can't turn it at all.

I understand I will need to call a plumber but what can I do temporarily - if anything ?

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Sewer point? Stormwater?

/u/Historical_Sky_4239 — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 09:41:45 +0000

What is the orange coloured pipe outlet coming out of the concrete? Is it like a sewer pipe point or stormwater, or vent?

For context this is a studio building out the back of a house. Maybe 1970s construction, Australia.

There is a water connection to the structure with a sink. The sink just drains and terminates at the wall (shown in photo 4).

Planning on some Reno's in the future, wondering if possible to put in a sink/bathroom down the track

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What is causing this?

/u/ddarko_85 — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 09:01:26 +0000

And is it expensive?

Plumbers That Have Left the Trade — What Are You Doing Now?

/u/Piercesisive — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 08:50:25 +0000

Curious what some of you transitioned into. I’m looking for a potential move out of the field and into something not so time demanding.

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How does a sink work?

/u/bedwithoutsheets — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 08:49:33 +0000

How does turning a knob on my bathroom sink (or one of those fancy lever/knob/door handle things) allow water to flow from a tank to my sink? I'm also curious about how a single knob can control water temperature as well, like in a shower.

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no wonder the sink was draining kinda slow (seen at vacation rental house)

/u/reddit33450 — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 08:45:45 +0000

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Needing advice for service line extension

/u/bbqGawd — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 08:11:45 +0000

I purchased a property 2 years ago that was bulldozed. The foundation remained and we will eventually build there but for now we are using shipping containers to do a patio setting for my food truck. My questions is this. I am attempting to run a service line from one of the 2 spigots I have at the front edge of the property. Due to the bulldozing all old water lines have been crimped so I have to establish a new main line for anything on the foundation. Can I run pipe down the front and side of the raised foundation to get this done. If so what would be the best way to protect it. A pvc channel or plastic wall Channel that I can drill into the side of the foundation. If you would like a visual I made a video about it on TikTok

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AO Smith Proline Leaking

/u/skisquash — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 07:46:54 +0000

After just 18 months, I knew AO Smith Proline started leaking all over the basement floor. What happened to 10 plus years? Can't put it into words. Beyond disappointed.

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Bright green particles in drinking tap water

/u/Zestyclose_Dog_7245 — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 06:01:50 +0000

Just moved in an old apartment building and I consistently see bright green dots in tap water coming from only one particular faucet in my apartment. The inside of the faucet was completely covered with the green buildup. Now that the faucet (made of copper according to landlord) was replaced, I still dont know if it’s safe to drink it.

Anyone has any clue on what the bright green particles could be? It’s the kitchen’s faucet so how can I make sure it’s safe to drink?

Coastal health said they can come collect the water for testing but since it’s a building issue they will charge hundreds for it and give a notice or something to the landlord..

Landlord said he’s not willing to pay for any testing and already gave me hard time about this saying Im taking it too far.

Any advice?

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Do I need a plastic Ferrule and brass sleeve in my RO water line?

/u/rumo3rd — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 05:51:11 +0000

My installer is saying I need a ferrule compression and brass sleeve. This is how the water line came. It’s the waterdrop G3P600 system

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Help! Amateur bidet installing. Need assistance!

/u/Waste_Ear_1985 — Tue, 12 Aug 2025 05:47:51 +0000

I’m trying to install a cheap bidet onto the toilet but it says you need to take out the screws and stuff from the toilet seat. There is a ball at the back of the screw and once you unscrew the ball all the way to the bottom, it doesn’t budge at all. The other side won’t even unscrew at all and seems stuck. Does anyone have any tips on how to unscrew this ball. We tried a drill and a wrench still won’t budge. Not sure how to move forward. I really want my bidet :(

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