2 Tricks or Ways to Repair PVC Pipe Without Cutting It and Without Closing the Stopcock - Plumbing

Here I Show You Two Ways To Repair A PVC Pipe Without The Need To Cut It And Without Closing The Stopcock
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[@BlueDroneBlues]

As a former US (SS) in the Navy we refer to this as a bandit kit. It is meant for emergency use only and is only a temp fix. In the bandit kit you have plastic and steel with a couple different types of clamps 🗜️. Each bandaid is already coated with the right type of rubber material for the job and the kind of pressure it was designed to hold. I remember being inside a training simulator and all these leaks would just start showing up and we had to race to fix them. I couldn’t see much more than 2 seconds with water 💦 nailing me in the face as the chamber filled with water. We did pretty well till I think it was me that dropped the tool we need to get the clamps 🗜️ locked 🔒 in and we ended up failing in the end. We learned a lot from the experience, but most of all it was also just so much fun and wow this simulation was very well done and a great training aid. 😅

[@Mrinventor93]

Thanks friend 😆🙏

[@Urhuuuur]

Wow! Very stressful situation there at the training. If you say you learned a lot it would mean that you know exactly who dropped what 😉 That would be me, every time. Clumsy is my second name😅 But what was the lesson for you ftom that experience? To tie up the needed tools to your hand? Or what ? I’m asking seriously. It would be useful to know. I’m wearing my phone on a leash, hanging of my neck. 🙄

[@chrisdavis3551]

Everyone fails DC trainer bro. Our overhead pipe had an 4 Inch gap, hard to close that one. Haha.

[@radaraacf]

@@Urhuuuurtie everything to yourself, we used to have comms cord to secure everything to our webbing from clasp knife to compass to barley sugars

[@byrnc927]

While I worked in a Nuclear Power Plant we had a high pressure (120 psi) oil leak at a bolted flange. Wrong gasket used. One of my highly trained Navy Co-workers grabbed some hemp rope and broke off a broom handle. He wrapped the flange with the rope and made a tourniquet with the broom handle. The 100+ gpm leak was slowed to 20 gpm to allow us to capture and recycle the oil into the system until we could establish an alternate cooling path. Then we valved out the heat exchanger and made a permanent repair. His Navy leak simulator experience kept the Nuclear unit on line and saved the company at least two million dollars in that one incident. Amazing!

[@richardhaley3347]

A saddle clamp is a temporary fix. Just cut out the cracked pipe and replace it. You spent more time on that than you would have if you just cut out and replaced the pipe.

[@vnrkain1169]

Assuming of course one has a piece of extra pipe and fittings.

[@megasyxx]

If the pipe is old then it is best to replace it.

[@jsh3234]

Exactly!!!

[@jsh3234]

@@vnrkain1169 well then get to the store and get what is needed.

[@firebird77clonefirebird89]

Quick field expedient repair. When lives and seconds count.

[@diego87644]

Excelente información gracias

[@Mrinventor93]

Muchas gracias Diego 🤜🏻🤛🏻

[@inlyme1193]

Do this if you want to fix it again after a few days. Replace the PVC if you want to fix it in the next few years.

[@axeldasilva8188]

El rey de la crotera.

[@carlosmario4048]

Excelente ! 👍🏼

[@Mrinventor93]

Muchas gracias Carlos🤜🏻🤛🏻

[@user-ic9yz2wn9e]

i am watching from Kerala -India

[@tennynsonrivera7160]

Esta buena la idea para salir del paso 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@Mrinventor93]

Si para un apuro, gracias 🤜🏻🤛🏻

[@bluestreak711]

Tú, mi amigo, eres mi héroe!! Disfruto mucho tus videos!!!!

[@Mrinventor93]

Wow muchas gracias mi amigo, que tengas un bonito día 🤝

[@juanantoniovasqueznunez6615]

Muy provechosa la idea

[@Mrinventor93]

Gracias Juan 🙏🤝

[@creative_king_foryou]

Thank You For Sharing This Interesting Video! Help Me Get A Good Feel For Your Video!

[@philrutherford6486]

One of the best "get to the point" videos I've seen without all of the endless talking that goes on in most "how to" videos.

[@Mrinventor93]

thanks friend

[@math-with-afshin]

Thanks, beautiful work 👌👏👍👍👍

[@Mrinventor93]

thank you my friend 🤜🏻🤛🏻

[@emiliomancilla9538]

Muy buenas ideas, siempre se necesitan, gracias.

[@Mrinventor93]

Muchas gracias Emilio🤝

[@armandobernabe9347]

Muy bueno 👍

[@Mrinventor93]

Muchas gracias Armando 🤜🏻🤛🏻

[@DesertNails]

Wow! Nice repairs!

[@Mrinventor93]

Thanks friend 🙏

[@Fikry-Elfassakh]

Thank you . Excellent

[@Mrinventor93]

Thank you🙏

[@jayd4256]

Great tips friend.

[@Mrinventor93]

Thanks You 🙏

[@davidbernadine]

Thanks for the great tips. On the second repair, I would use cable ties instead of wire. Both will do the job well, but the cable ties are quicker/simpler.

[@Mrinventor93]

You're welcome friend, thank you for the opinion🤜🏻🤛🏻

[@oba1560]

That's that Bowlshieettt.💯

[@Mrinventor93]

👍🏻

[@carlosmario4048]

Gracias !

[@Mrinventor93]

Saludos!🙏🤝

[@baitna4913]

Brilliant idea 👍

[@Mrinventor93]

Thanks You 🙏

[@ponnammaa9146]

2nd method is very easy and effective thanks brother

[@Mrinventor93]

You're welcome thanks to you brother🤜🏻🤛🏻

[@highilightvedio.kkv.7297]

Super

[@neivaldoduarte4576]

Wow!!! So nice, man!!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏...

[@Mrinventor93]

Thank you My friend 🤝

[@maximilianogonzalez2393]

Impecable....me gusto mucho esa reparacion...sobre todo la primera...

[@Mrinventor93]

gracias Maximiliano🙏 saludos!🤝

[@maximilianogonzalez2393]

@@Mrinventor93 tenes wasap para que yo te mande fotos....quiero emprender algo a ver q me aconsejas....podra ser ?

[@georgemijatovic4060]

Good video!

[@Mrinventor93]

Thanks friend 🙏

[@rafaelfernandez8311]

Muy bien

[@Mrinventor93]

Gracias

[@BalapKayuindonesia]

Ide ide yg menarik dan bermanfaat trmkch teman ku

[@Mrinventor93]

Terima kasih teman🙏

[@airvetranswo94]

Very nice.

[@Mrinventor93]

Thank you 🙏

[@marthaluciaortiz2473]

Genial.gracias.hasta el proximo

[@Mrinventor93]

Gracias saludos!🙏🤝

[@JoseGarcia-iv6hl]

Buen ejemplo pero como le puso las abrazaderas en el primer paso sino se pueden abrir ya puesta la pieza

[@Mrinventor93]

@@JoseGarcia-iv6hl hola que tal las abrazaderas ya las tenía abiertas amigo solo las tome y las coloque y las volví a cerrar

[@maheshpandya2490]

સરસ.

[@Reichenberg1985]

Excellent and useful. Greetings from the Czech Republic. 🇨🇿👍🏻 I subscribe.

[@Mrinventor93]

Greetings🤝, thanks for the support🙏

[@Reichenberg1985]

@@Mrinventor93 🤝👍🏻

[@Reichenberg1985]

@@Mrinventor93 Thanks sir.

[@DOMINICANOXFREE]

EXCELENTE IDEA TIENE MI SUSCRIPCIÓN

[@Mrinventor93]

J.M.P muchas gracias amigó 🙏 Saludos!🤝

[@LdK050810]

Cách bịt ống dẫn nước bị thủng hay quá. Cảm ơn bác đã chia sẻ

[@Mrinventor93]

Bạn được chào đón bạn, cảm ơn. Chúc mừng!

[@LdK050810]

Cảm ơn bác

[@Mrinventor93]

@@LdK050810 🙏🤜🤛

[@arthurrguez9300]

Muy buenas las dos ideas...aunq en la segunda también se podrían utilizar las abrazaderas 👌🏻

[@Mrinventor93]

Gracias amigo si tienes razón en ambas se puede usar las abrazaderas y queda más seguro

[@baltazarherrejon2224]

Yo hice uno donde no se necesita goma ni las abrasaderas

[@tehzerp]

So the second quick patch was definitely how my grandfather taught me to do it if you needed a quick fix. So you could fix it properly later. Of course the pipes to the swamp cooler and ac in his shop never got properly fix but they worked.

[@valdirvitor5210]

Em vez de cortar no meio, corte um terço e passe cola e o encaixe com pressão.

[@notcherbane3218]

Pex pipe is a way to go, doesn't freeze and break, flexible so it's easier to run around obstacles. And repairs and refitting is a whole lot easier.

[@Mrinventor93]

thanks for your advice friend

[@carlosmariodelbendacruzmac3230]

Para não ter problema, o certo é trocar a parte do encanamento danificada

[@kenw.1112]

This is only good as a temporary fix. The pipe damaged area needs to be cut out and a new section installed to make it a PERMANENT / reliable repair job.

[@Mrinventor93]

I understand you and you are right this is something temporary in case of any trouble, thanks regards Ken!

[@johndelucchi719]

NOT! You look at thing cross wise and it will start to leak. PVC pipe and it's fittings are engineered and manufacture to meet certain standards of operation to deliver water and other liquid's in a safe, and durable manner. What this is has nothing to do with that. Again this is what keeps plumber awake at night. This guy should just learn how to really fit PVC pipe. With standard procedures it's much easier to actually do a much better job.

[@onyxwolfarias6523]

these do wotk very well dor quick temperary fixes when u cant shut the main off

[@Mrinventor93]

thanks friend very good comment is something temporary to get out of trouble. Greetings my friend!🤝

[@BillyBullshitter]

What will happen is eventually the water will start leaking again. You won't notice it because you thought you had fixed it. The water will trickle out, slowly penetrating onto the ground and will, after many years, weaken the foundations of the house, the wood will also start to rot. And thus, will eventually make the house collapse into a pile of bricks, rotting wood and mortar. So you have to ask yourself.. in the long run is it really worth it.

[@Mrinventor93]

I understand the idea is more for an emergency for some trouble but thanks for the information friend

[@BillyBullshitter]

@@Mrinventor93 no problem. It is a good idea.

[@Mrinventor93]

@@BillyBullshitter thanks friend 🤜🏻🤛🏻

[@ArmandoRodriguez-kt4ic]

Coupler vs cut pipe, 2 hose clamps, and bicycle inter tube..

[@user-dr8tp9wi5k]

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👍🏼

[@Mrinventor93]

Thanks

[@joedarden2276]

Well Done

[@Mrinventor93]

thanks brother🤝

[@kevinreist7718]

Instead of ruining an inner tube, a little Flex Tape by Flex Seal would probably work just as well between the pipe and the PVC Patch.

[@Mrinventor93]

I understand you friend thanks

[@joerosado86]

A little Flex seal tape snd you good to go, none of that hard time consuming work

[@johndelucchi719]

This is a home owner hack version of the saddle clamp type of fitting that is nothing new. But again it's a engineered and expensive and unneeded. They actually make a fitting that similar but it actually slips together with glue but it's only used on sprinkler line that are not under stactic pressure at all times.

[@stevensexton204]

Go idea for times when it can’t be fixed correctly, like when the local store is closed or I’m broke but the parts you used can be scrounged up.

[@Mrinventor93]

Thank you for understanding the purpose of the video, this is shown in a hurry as it mentions that the store is closed or whatever. Thank you Steven

[@janpatyk5426]

👍

[@firebird77clonefirebird89]

to all the pros whom condemn this repair, try this scenario: 10,000$ laminate floor getting soaked by this leak. You execute this repair. What do uou do next? Grab a mop! Save this laminate flooring and you're the hero!

[@TwiggyShei]

Of course! The solution was Flex Tape!!!

[@cdpcullman]

PVC tourniquet!

[@jesusmfontanezcortijo3525]

Muy buenas ideas de reparación de tuberías. Amigos acuérdense que son reparaciones de emergencia simples, así que no le busquen cuatro pies al gato en los comentarios, saludos a todos,todas.

[@Mrinventor93]

Bien dicho amigo. un gran saludo

[@user-vr2tx4tt6b]

Cutting out the split & putting in a union is the ONLY permanent fix for this and is 5x faster than doing these.

[@aminabboud8336]

Good

[@Mrinventor93]

Thanks friend 🙏

[@Riotz77]

Bagaimana untuk kebocoran polypipe boleh tunjuk cara mengatasinya?

[@farshidnazari601]

🙏

[@Mrinventor93]

Thanks 🙏🤝

[@woofy548]

It's easier to just cut the pipe and install a coupling. This is hack work.

[@alexanderarrakkel3724]

Cut a PVC pipe 2 to 3 inches longer than the leaking pipe. Gently apply heat to either end of the cut pipe. Decide where to saw the leaking pipe so the external pipe can fit Apply the adhesive solution to either end of the leaking pipe and slide the new pipe into place.

[@Mrinventor93]

good information friend thanks

[@ottayan2964]

This was very expensive 🙏

[@Mrinventor93]

Thanks You 🙏

[@radaraacf]

Done this before I also applied pvc glue

[@Mrinventor93]

Thank you my friend good night

[@johnchristie4968]

Yeah I called it of saddle

[@delanojames4179]

what kind of sanding paper are you using

[@danielwilliams705]

Good idea. But the way I do it is, easier and stronger , use a pice of garden hose and skip the p.v.c. half pipe. Just put clamp(s) over 1/2 section of hose directly over leak. Everything else is the same. Learned this 40 years ago Working maintenance at a large hotel. Was there 3 years and repairs like that lasted that long . IMPORTANT!!!! THIS SHOULD ONLY BE USED FOR EMERGENCY and or TEMPORARY REPAIRS. Yes I've seen them last for 3 years but don't count on it. Fix it right later.

[@Mrinventor93]

Thanks You

[@sushilsapehiya9871]

Cut and fix socket

[@Mrinventor93]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@cglees]

You need a spare piece of pipe to do this fix. So just replace it

[@ManyHeavens42]

All you have to do is glue it with some PCP wait for it to dry hahaha is plastic or you can melt it on there.

[@michaelcowan6254]

Just use flex seal tape.

[@Riksan429]

So 2 couplings and a piece of pipe you apparently have already is asking for too much?

[@chubbygallasso]

Would have been less time consuming to have cut out damaged pipe and fitted a straight push fitting.

[@Mrinventor93]

It would be ideal, friend, but if you don't have the accessory

[@Gumpmachine1]

Must a pretty low pressure system

[@lighten_up]

I am truly trying to think of a scenario where you would have a spare section of pipe, but no time to do a proper repair by getting 2 couplers and pipe cement. Makes no sense to go through all of this effort when Home Depot and Lowes ate in every community.

[@bigchief5870]

just cut out the bad part and go to lows and get a shark bite simple and easy fix

[@Mrinventor93]

Thank you for your comment, that is the most effective as you mention, only here I am sharing this that maybe someone can find it useful, it is fully functional too🤝

[@George-gb2zn]

As long is not the city water pressure

[@julianrojasrodriguez5729]

No pues what cuando termine ya se inundó 😁😁😂😂🤣🤣

[@Mrinventor93]

😃😩😩😅😅

[@johncarpenter3751]

If your gonna cut anything, you might as well just do it right

[@FranciscoGarcia-fg6kg]

Creo es mejor repararlo bien con una unión de PVC solo cortas dónde está el hueco lijas los 2extremos y pones pegamento PVC luego colocas la unión y listo 😎 hay pegamento PVC en pequeñas porciones como de crema es más barato que comprar todo el botecito y la unión es muy barata tan bien

[@williamcarlostrujillorodri6913]

Otra opción es la unión de reparación con anillo de goma, en ese caso como lubricante usar agua jabonosa.....

[@deciopires5894]

Seria mais fácil corta e emendar que gastar com abraçadeira e outras coisas 🤔

[@Mrinventor93]

Entenda amigo, isso é caso a chave falhe e você não consiga cortar a água da mesma forma, sua informação está totalmente correta

[@royramirez199]

Hola amigo yo tengo ese problema ala que pusieron el tubo dentro del codo no quedo bien y gotea agua sale por un costado del codo wue puedo hacer al respecto?

[@Mrinventor93]

Hola Roy te comento si solo es una pequeña gotera te recomiendo que le coloques pegamento de PVC ahí donde está la Unión con el codo le puedes poner una capa y dejas unos 3 minutos a qué seque y le vuelves a poner otra capa y con eso amigo solo te recomiendo que cierres la llave de paso para que el pegamento haga su función correctamente

[@f0rmaggi0]

Three words: Check building codes.

[@lindseywalker6925]

Anything can repair a drain line. Try that stunt on a supply line. Ha ha

[@andrewoverton5170]

As someone who in the past has successfully slipped and hacksawed into his hand, leaving nerve damage in one finger, I would recommend that you do not follow the example of cutting towards your hand, at least not without strong work gloves on. Full size hacksaws are potentially dangerous tools.

[@Mrinventor93]

Thank you very much for the information friend, good day.

[@ITIETN]

Cut kar ke jointer lago do easy padega

[@Anonymous-411]

How to do a cow boy job.

[@marianunez6835]

Al segundo también le pondría abrasadera

[@Mrinventor93]

Si y quedaria mejor yo puse alambre solo para mostrar que también sirve en caso de no tener abrazaderas

[@raobb1416]

Music is must while repairing.

[@Mrinventor93]

I understand you sorry friend, I will take it into account in the next videos, thanks

[@sanatkumarpaul4917]

Could not understand why to go for cutting and pasting in a wrong way. Damaged portion of the pipe could be easily replaced straightway. It is just to get publicity - not a solution to be followed

[@hopsterlynongkhlaw8521]

Use socket that's all

[@Mrinventor93]

Thank you

[@TheFenwayman1912]

Wow we are now doing "what NOT to do videos"

[@Spuvvnian]

Just put a leak proof tape over the crack.

[@timewilltell5309]

It always makes me nervous when I see someone using a Stanley knife/box cutter like that. I know from experience you have to be careful.

[@archangel20031]

That's not a repair, it's a temporary patch. Turn off the water and use PVC glue to permanently attach the piece of cut off pipe and that would be a repair.

[@Mrinventor93]

thanks for the tip friend

[@jamescoulton5138]

I thought he was going to glue it

[@jamescoulton5138]

Oh he did

[@russellgrimes5294]

I'd never do any if this for a customer

[@Mrinventor93]

I understand you perfectly, nor would I, only that my idea is to do it in an emergency.

[@frankrottwilm9470]

Druck ist aber nicht viel auf der Leitung......Wir haben 10 bar auf den Wasserleitungen in Deutschland da würde das nicht halten. But there isn't much pressure on the line... We have 10 bar on the water lines in Germany, so it wouldn't hold up.

[@Mrinventor93]

Ich verstehe Sie, Freund, es hält jedem Wasserdruck stand, es ist unmöglich, dass eine Metallklammer bricht

[@youtubeblows326]

Just put flex seal on it 🤣

[@Mrinventor93]

🙈🤝

[@ICheat_ILie_ISteal]

Just use flextape