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user 89907
For questions about soldering both electrical and plumbing joints.
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Any problem heating old solder joints in copper pipe?
I'm looking for an underground leak in my condo. I opened up the wall where I know the cold water lines go underground (see picture). I'm going to cap the 1/2 in pipe (the one on the left) and I'm won …
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Can I route a copper pipe bypass like this (and drill a stud)?
I finally found the water leak in my condo. I cut and cap a 1/2in pipe and the hissing sound of water went away. Now I have to figure out how to install a bypass because I lost the cold water in both …
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