Malinda Tracoonis Group 4

Emergency Shower handle fell off , water won’t turn off in an apartment at night…

/u/dthunda15 — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 07:19:45 +0000

Long story short got back from the gym now my water won’t turn off for the last hour… I don’t know how to turn it off .

I found the water heater but not sure what lever to turn , anyone got any clue ?

There is one lever but it feels like when I try to push it it’s gonna come out the wall…

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I’m literally on the final days before my lease ends and this just started leaking in my kitchen. Am I screwed?

/u/greenbatborg — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 07:18:34 +0000

I noticed it when I went to to the kitchen and saw water on the floor.

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Shower mixer adjustment - temperature issue

/u/Remarkable-Cup-7630 — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 07:04:17 +0000

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Shower lever doesn't work for hot water (losing pressure when turning for hot water)

/u/Intranetusa — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 06:45:18 +0000

I have a shower lever (I have to tuen it to the left for both cold and hot water. If I turn it 1/3 way, it is cold. If I turn it halfway, it starts getting hot water.

However recently, the water pressure for the hotter water seems to be dropping. I turn the lever 1/3, the water pressure is 100%. I turn it at 1/2, the water pressure for sone reason reduces to 60%. I turn it all the way and the water pressure turns into a trickle.

This issue started around the time I got a new hotwater heater installed by a plumber...but this could just be a coincidence since my second shower/bathroom with two knobs for hot/cold works fine.

Any ideas?

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Heating with manual valve radiators.

/u/sheepsmuggler — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 06:35:45 +0000

I moved into my first house (1 big room only upstairs rest down) this past few months and all the radiators are manual valves. This is leading to a problem where downstairs is heating up and maintaining heat better than up.

I know what I need to do longterm, ideally swap valves to trv or better yet smart ones to better control heating. But that'll be a project for next year.

So for now would it make sense to put the thermostat upstairs (it's the Hive system btw) and reduce the flow of the downstairs radiators via lockshield so they don't heat up as much or can anyone suggest a better method.

Thanks in advance

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My apartment has bad pipes and my sink got backed up with black water. On a scale of 1-10 how badly do I need to throw my dishes away?

/u/msgmeyourcatsnudes — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 06:11:40 +0000

We've had this issue before where the sink will gurgle and emit an awful smell. My neighbor tried plunging it last time, and told me sewage came up.

I forgot what the issue was exactly, but I gist of it is that the pipes don't drain properly and all the waste water gets backed up on the downstairs floor.

It was fixed, until today. Only this time my sink backed up and filled almost completely with black water. Worse yet, it left a fucking sludge. I wasn't able to wash dishes since it hasn't been draining, so I have some plates and pans covered in it.

Obviously this is disgusting but I'm wondering if it's actual sewage...? Should I just throw everything away?

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Water spraying out of the hot water heater

/u/DumberThanUrMama — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 05:48:41 +0000

There is a stream of hot water coming out the side of my hot water heater.

It’s a brand new valve that the water is spraying out of.

After we switched to the new valve it was fine temporarily, but it started again shortly after.

I can’t figure out what the problem is. any advice?

Thanks in advance.

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Leaking faucet and plumber blames it on us

/u/FusionIsTrash — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 05:27:31 +0000

I've had this issue of hot water leaking from the bathtub faucet for a long time. So what happens is when the faucet is completely turned off, hot water will leak and when turned on, cold water would not come out.

Initially when it happened, we also had issues with the shower handle not working. They installed a whole new faucet and told us not to mess with it.

We never opened the faucet, or do anything that could physically harm it. Now the plumber and the landlord is placing the blame on us implying that we did something with the faucet and the plumber does not know any other issues that could cause this.

Is the plumber wrong or are we unknowingly doing something that could cause this issue?

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Help! Franke garbage disposal stuck!

/u/jacques34987 — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 05:04:09 +0000

We have a Franke WD-751 garbage disposal unit circa 2016. Kids put a small metal disk and ran the unit and now it’s stuck. I tried to clear it the best I could but it’s stuck and makes a humming sound when turned on. Any tips on how to unjam it ? I don’t see any way to put an Allen wrench like other units I’ve used in the past. Ty for your help!

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Water leaking

/u/BluejayDeep — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:51:59 +0000

Hi all, I need advice on a leaking water line under my sink.

There is a small black handled shutoff valve that feeds a countertop water purifier or dispenser. The gray metal rod from that valve is where the leak is. It is dripping and sometimes spits water from that connection if I press the black handle in/out. Right now I cannot stop the water at the source. I am in an apartment so I am trying not to damage anything but I also do not want a flood. Any suggestions of how I can solve this issue?

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A loose shower head situation

/u/A_Giraffe — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:50:27 +0000

So recently I fixed a leaky shower head by replacing the extremely worn washer. Put in the new one, screwed the head back on, worked perfectly.

Several hours later, the screw-attachment between the head and the pipe (where I installed the new washer) came a bit loose, and water leaked. I tightened it again, and it seemed fine, no leaks. I'm worried it'll loosen again.

Is there a step I missed? A product? I just screwed it in by hand- should I just use more strength? Any advice would be appreciated.

Here's a pic of the screw.

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72x32 shower pan?

/u/MasK682 — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:37:35 +0000

Anyone know where I can find a 72x32” shower pan? I’m not sure if they make them in that specific size or not.

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3-way John gates valve?

/u/coolguy8877 — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:37:01 +0000

I recently installed a water softening and filtration system to plumb in my espresso machine. The connections are 3/8 John gates fittings. I’m curious if anyone is aware of a 3-way John gates valve (or alternative) I could install after the filters to make purging easier in the future (and also allow for easier access to the filtered water). Of note, purging several gallons after replacing the filters is necessary to avoid new filter byproduct damaging my espresso machine.

Essentially after the filter I would have the 3-way valve which would allow to switch the flow to either my espresso machine, or an alternative line which I can use for purging or simply accessing the filtered water for other uses. I have been searching online and have only found the part linked below for my 3/8 system. There is a 1/4 part available elsewhere (also linked below) but I’d like to avoid having to convert 1/4 to 3/8 if I can help it to avoid and pressure disturbances.

3/8 fitting: https://www.agspray.com/planter-drill-equipment/planter-fertilizer-plumbing/pid9351/auto-lock-3-8-od-pvc-3-way-ball-valve/?srsltid=AfmBOoqvlWbN44oVfNR9pTHPdzcFU2p5Ig6Y4oXjHz7wSkRgUgiEBi79

1/4 fitting: https://www.freshwatersystems.com/products/john-guest-3-way-bypass-valve-1-2-cts-x-3-way-bypass-right-hand?_pos=1&_psq=bypass&_ss=e&_v=1.0

Can anyone help with recommendations?

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Amazon materials

/u/Forsaken_angel7 — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:18:53 +0000

What do you guys think about these companies on amazon selling press fittings? Cheap garbage or decent bulk deal

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Toilet flange weirdness

/u/tabascojr — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:11:07 +0000

I'm trying to figure out how to repair this toilet flange, and it has a weird raised ring in the middle. I would normally just throe a repair ring on and be happy, but I've never seen this before. Is it supposed to be like this, and if so what can I do to repair it? If not, can I just knock it down with an oscillating tool or something?

It almost seems like someone glued on a spacer upside down.

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Tub will not drain…

/u/Distinct-Author-3731 — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 04:00:09 +0000

I’ll start by saying I’ve tried everything and can grantee there is zero clog it’s all been snaked vacuumed and taken apart.

Secondly every other water drain in the house works fine..

With that said when I disconnect the pvc and pour water down the metal pipe it drains perfectly fine proving it’s not clogged but once I reconnect the PVC and turn the water on in the tub the water just sits even when pushed with a plunger the water does not move, I’ve never had to build pipe for a tub could the pvc design be my issue…?

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What does this water heater noise mean? Normal?

/u/DimaSholom — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 03:54:23 +0000

I’m renting. Water heater seems to be from 2023. There was a small leak from pressure relieve valve that I thought this noise represented, but maintenance guy fixed that. Is this a normal noise or is there some other issue?

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Water leaking from school onto property

/u/Nigerianfox — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 03:32:44 +0000

I live right behind a school and it looks like some sort of pvc pipe broke and a pretty decent amount of water is leaking into my backyard, the weird thing is the water is coming over the wall its coming under the wall as shown in the images.

The leak started happening about 4 days ago and when I called the school they said they would get it fixed but nothing happened, multiple attempts and still nothing

Should I be worried of any potential damage that might be caused from this?

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Hardware store told me the back 2 legs are the only ones neccesary and the integrated apron is structural enough to support the front of the alcove tub... is this right?

/u/Any_Use_4900 — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 03:29:25 +0000

I'm not a plumber, just a bricklayer trying to install my new tub... old tub had 4 legs (but no integral apron), new tub has 2 legs and the front of the tub has fiberglass resin over the place where I would think should have the other 2 legs. Instruction pdf online has a bunch of tubs in the guide making it unclear which apply to my tub. It's a Maax Corinthia 2 if that matters at all. Does the Fiberglass support the front of the tub? I mean it's as thick as the body of the tub, but it's still got me worried.

Hardware store said if it needed legs they'd be on there, but I think I'd rather get the opinion of plumbers on here on A) if that's true, and B) if it isn't, how do I go about supporting the front part of the tub? Now I don't know what to do and am even thinking of returning the tub to get something else easier to install.

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Slow draining double sink

/u/User_4848 — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 03:23:29 +0000

Should the dishwasher drain line be connected before the p trap? Or does it even matter? Sink in rental slow drains and backs up when emptying half full sink. Ideas?

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Moen tub/shower adapter stuck

/u/Deadlybelial — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 03:15:47 +0000

Sorry had to repost because reddit didn't add the photos I told it to:

Moen tub/shower handle stuck

I've got an older pull/push moen tub/shower handle that I need to replace the cartridge on, because its not fully shutting the water off (and likely the handle at this point), but I can't get the dang adapter off. All screws are out and I've made sure there is no set screw in sight.

Does anybody have any suggestions?

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Moen posi temp valve set too deep?

/u/aNauticalDisaster — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 03:03:01 +0000

Had a plumber out to rough in a mixing valve and drain for a walk in shower. I’m going to have 1/2 inch Kerdi board + tile on the finished wall.This pic actually isn’t great because you can’t see that I had to build out the studs about 3” to clear my main vent stack going up to the attic. He set the valve flush with the original studs so the plaster guard is already behind the backer board. 1/2 drywall shown for reference where my Kerdi board will be.

He said these valves have a lot of play and he finds the Moen instructions leave the handle out too far, but this seems like a lot? Can anyone confirm this will be OK or should I adjust? Its all PEX (the shower head outlet has an adapter sweated on just above the pic) so I’m thinking I could probably unscrew it and slip a 1” deck board behind it with out too much trouble.

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Leaking water heater help please!

/u/coyote8721 — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 02:54:57 +0000

I have a small drip coming out of the red pipe off to the right of the water heater. Any advice on what it is or why it’s happening would be greatly appreciated!

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What do I do

/u/Competitive-Pitch593 — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 02:32:06 +0000

I got a 7” tub slip on spout that needs 4-5” of copper pipe. My copper pipe was only about 2.5” (relatable). I got more pipe and a sharkbite coupler to extend it and meet the 4-5” requirement. But the couple is now too fat for the spout to go over and doesn’t go all the way to the wall.

Is there a double male/inner coupler (not sure what to call it) that would allow me to slide the spout over the join?

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Mixit Shower Handle

/u/Xsaintz — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 02:31:36 +0000

I cannot get my shower to turn on at my new apartment.. I already told the front desk I need it looked at but didn’t get a response, hoping someone can’t tell me I’m not screwed out of a shower tonight..

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Not selling anything — just wondering if plumbers still pay for leads?

/u/another_african — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 02:27:46 +0000

Hey everyone — quick question for the plumbing pros here.

NOT TRYING TO SELL ANYTHING.

I’ve noticed a ton of Google searches for a specific plumbing service, but many local companies barely show up in search results. I was thinking about building a small lead gen site to send calls/emails directly to local plumbers.

Before I spend time on it — do plumbers actually pay for those kinds of leads or booked jobs? If so, what’s considered a fair price for a qualified call or confirmed appointment?

Just trying to gauge if there’s real demand before diving in. Appreciate any honest input from the field.

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How to unscrew this kind of tap?

/u/Longjumping_Tie7806 — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 02:10:53 +0000

I removed the two screws from the threaded brass piece (which were in the two holes on the sides). I can now twist the brass piece but the tap twists with it. I was wondering what I should do next and what tool to use.

Thanks for any advice!

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Do I need to have my main sewer lines replaced based on this camera video?

/u/miaheat1 — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 02:07:49 +0000

Toilet was backing up so we had someone come out and they used a camera for the main sewer line. He’s telling me that it’s one of the worst he’s ever seen and that i need to get it replaced asap as there’s currently “no pipe left”. He’s saying it can be anywhere from 5-20k and won’t know until it gets dug up. Just want to get some additional feedback and if he’s telling the truth as i wasn’t expecting that call

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What is going on with my kitchen sink?

/u/EdNortonhearsawho — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 02:07:46 +0000

I’m gone for 4 days, I come back and my sink is covered in dirt and there’s standing water on the countertop. This is maybe the second time this happened in the past month. I cleaned my sink before I left 4 days ago.

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I’m a noob. How do I swap this out for 3/4”? Currently 1/2”

/u/Majestic_Banana789 — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 01:52:06 +0000

My assumption is to drain the tank, turn it off, slowly unthread that nut and find a 3/4in tread for it.

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Help with super high shower

/u/thejamsrunfree — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 01:48:43 +0000

The connection for the showerhead in my apartment bathroom is super high (see photos). The spray goes all the way to the back of the shower, and it’s not a convenient way to shower (I am not tall!)

I replaced the stock showerhead with a handheld one (pictured), hoping the ball joint would allow it to pivot enough to aim downward. Unfortunately it does not, and I also did not take into account how tall the showerhead was, I now have to keep it tilted at an angle because it’s too close to the ceiling.

Next I tried getting a showerhead holder that attaches to the shower wall (pictured, on the right of the shower caddy), thinking that it had a ball joint but it unfortunately does not, so again it just sprays straight to the back of the shower.

Any ideas on what I can do to make this shower work would be appreciated!

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Does someone know what this blue/grey-ish material on the bottom of this pipe is / what it is used for?

/u/amyklover — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 01:33:37 +0000

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Diverter hacks?

/u/William_d7 — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 01:22:19 +0000

Shower diverter keeps getting worse at diverting water to shower.

Ok, I know it’s my fault for buying Glacier Bay in the first place.

And I know how to replace the whole unit but I’m lazy and would rather not recaulk (or risk twisting the solder joint in the wall).

And I know how to replace the O-ring and plate. However, it’s gotten more difficult to just find replacement O-rings. The last few times I’ve had to buy the ring/plate combo but sometimes the new ring won’t fit perfectly in the original plate or the new plate fits more loosely in the faucet (current situation).

Anyway, this was ok for a few months but it’s already starting to “not divert” 15-20% of the flow and I’m wondering if anyone of you out there has any tricks for easy fixes or ghetto rigging these things? Points for retaining full off/on functionality but will consider “always shower” mode.

I know I might just need to replace the whole unit but if there’s trick or even just a particular O-ring that works better than the one in the Glacier or Delta kits, let me know! Thanks!

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Any advice on what to fix with this shower drain?

/u/bbeeson97 — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 01:18:48 +0000

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Heat Pump Water Heater in CO

/u/Infinite_Artichoke93 — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 01:18:19 +0000

Hi all,

I’ve got a 23 year old electric water heater that I’d like to get replaced. I’ve been looking at HPWHs since there’s a $700 rebate with $300ish in tax credits. Seems like a good deal, but I keep hearing mixed reviews on the HPWHs.

I’m at over 7000’ elevation in CO and am wondering if the predicted energy savings will actually be there in this climate. Does anyone have experience with a HPWH in a high elevation, cold climate? Will the savings be washed out from what it will take to add that heat taken from the house? The HPWH would be near the downstairs living room, in a utility area. Appreciate any insight

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Sewer line

/u/MG1523-91 — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 01:09:36 +0000

I am being recommended repair/replace needed for sure. It appears so, but I am no expert. Thoughts? Any rough estimate on cost to fix this?

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Is this enough room?

/u/WhyAmIUpSoLate — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 00:52:38 +0000

Is this enough room for a professional to get in there and rmovw the bottom copper pipe and solder a new one in?

I made the rookie mistake and twisted off the copper spout pipe below. Curious if I will have to remove the tile or have them access it by cutting a whole in the hallway wall.

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I noticed last night while my washer was draining that soapy water was coming from behind the silver circle under the spout.

/u/2muchh2o — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 00:34:02 +0000

Any ideas as to what to do? The washer and the tub share the same exterior wall.

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Shower Faucet Problems

/u/blackpapabear — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 00:09:28 +0000

We just recently bought an older condo and as we were getting adjusted I noticed this shower/tub faucet will not produce pressure when using the hotter/just plain hot water.

Before I drop money on a plumber, I'm curious if there is any advice or anything I can do myself. Thanks for the help.

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Bathroom Tub Faucet Leaking Water at Handle

/u/Ok-Trade7951 — Mon, 27 Oct 2025 23:59:13 +0000

I am needing plumbing advice for a leaky handle.

To give context - my tub spout was dripping out water so research said to replace the old cartridge with a lot of brute force causing the retractable clip holder to chip slightly, but I did manage to pull it out.

After - I bought an aftermarket MOEN 1222 and a POSI-TEMP faucet handle. The dripping stopped at the spout but now is leaking when turned on at the handle. I managed to actually buy a new MOEN brand cartridge and had the same situation occur. Leaky handle. I made sure to clean out the valve before installing and seated it correctly without any alignment issues. What am I missing here? I posted a picture of the old handle base and a video of the leaky handle. Is it because I switched it over to POSI-TEMP or does it even matter? Help…

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What is this noise on my hot water heater

/u/ComparedHippo — Mon, 27 Oct 2025 23:55:57 +0000

Just moved into this rental a couple days ago and noticed this noise on the hot water tank “blower”? Just wondering if this is a normal noise or an issue. You can hear it outside in the back yard as well.

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Valve for Reverse Osmosis System

/u/easysocietynj — Mon, 27 Oct 2025 23:54:34 +0000

(Not a plumber) Got a valve that’s 3 way. All 3/8 connections. Where do I put it? Can somebody please help me?!

I’ve done this before but helping a buddy tomorrow and this setup is just weird. One goes to faucet and one goes to fridge I assume? I need another outlet for the reverse osmosis.

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Waste lid replacement?

/u/renaissancepeach — Mon, 27 Oct 2025 23:52:09 +0000

Hi everyone,

I'll start by saying I'm a renter so my options are limited. My plumbing knowledge is limited so please forgive me if there's any terminology I got mixed up!

There's an odour that sometimes comes from my sink. Not all the time, and it's not unbearable but I just want some kind of plug to stop it coming to my bathroom freely.

This is my current basin waste lid. I believe there's a washer missing. If I were to buy a replacement, would it be effective in blocking smells? If so, what is the name of this specific fitting so I can purchase a replacement? If it's not suitable, would your recommend I buy a different style of lid? Would it work with my current set up?

Thanks so much for any input anyone has, it's very much appreciated!

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How to tell if I'm paying for my neighbors sprinklers?

/u/heretwonotparty — Mon, 27 Oct 2025 23:51:06 +0000

I live in a duplex that's also in a small cul de sac of multiple other duplexes, all under one ownership. There's one sprinkler control module that controls the sprinklers for me and my duplex mate. But talking to my neighbor of a different duplex building, the module controls the sprinklers to their lawn as well. My water bill triples in the summer months when the sprinklers get turned on. It's twice the amount than the house I lived in previously in the same area and size.

Is there anyway to tell if I'm paying for my neighbors sprinklers?

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What’s missing

/u/Creative-Painting268 — Mon, 27 Oct 2025 23:50:37 +0000

This drain plug must have a piece missing but I don’t know what it is- when I put it in it won’t screw in and just sits there but my kids easily knock it out of place. Thanks!

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How to extend this pvc pipe and monitor leaks after install? Thanks

/u/LowCut3499 — Mon, 27 Oct 2025 23:44:05 +0000

Title. Need to bring this pipe out a bit for new connection. Pipe does not have much room to work with externally before connecting into the downpipe and didn’t take an image. Obviously can trim out the wall and slide on a coupling but unsure if there is a better way that doesn’t involve cutting into the wall. Thanks

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Shower Valve Identification

/u/mt061393 — Mon, 27 Oct 2025 23:41:59 +0000

Moved into a new house recently and the master shower is having problems with the diverter allowing water to drip from the shower head while the tub is running, and a pretty solid stream of water coming out of the tub spout when the shower is on. There are 0 markings of any sort of brand name on the current trim kit. Can someone help me identify the brand?

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Kitchen Reno-bought a new sink-deeper than old

/u/Ryantg2 — Mon, 27 Oct 2025 23:33:10 +0000

How do I make this a downhill to get to the drain pipe?

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Leak from baseboard - looks like where the air bleeder cap

/u/Illustrious_Ship_331 — Mon, 27 Oct 2025 22:37:19 +0000

Hi I noticed some water coming down In the basement down one of my heating pipes on the return from a baseboard. My heating system is a gas powered boiler.

I noticed the leak was coming from above so I opened the baseboard over and it looks like the water is coming from the air bleeded. Do you all think I need to change the whole bleeded or does it hopefully just need a bleeder plastic cap?

I’ve never soldered / desoldered plumbing pipes and guess these would require that if it needs to be changed.

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1 Metering faucet gets hammering other 3 are working fine

/u/BigAxzx420 — Mon, 27 Oct 2025 22:33:54 +0000

As the tittle says 1 metering faucet g has a loud hammer other 3 are working fine— 2 faucet in woman bathroom (with 1 hammering happening) 2 on man’s bathroom- non are hammering

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