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emergency repairs of burst pipes

WildOscar · 2010-12-26 23:33:11

this gives instructions for emergency repair of pipe using hose. what size hose would be needed. What size pipe are in attic, are they copper pipes?

26-12-2010 11:33PM

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this gives instructions for emergency repair of pipe using hose. what size hose would be needed. What size pipe are in attic, are they copper pipes?

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#2 26-12-2010 11:43PM

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good link wild oscar;)

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#3 26-12-2010 11:50PM

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meercat wrote: »

good link wild oscar;)

i thought it could be used to make a sort of emergency kit hence my question of what size pipes in attic.

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#4 27-12-2010 01:40AM

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Copper or pex it could be either and dimensions depend on the size of you're system. Generally 1/2 or 3/4 would be the most common sizes.

If its mains pressure, then it'll probably be hydradare.

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