Few people know this secret! Styrofoam and pvc pipes, amazing idea

Few people know this secret! Styrofoam and pvc pipes, amazing idea
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[@rk-mm5qk]

For emergency it's great👌

[@tipsunknow]

Welcome to my channel! Wish you have moments of comfort and fun while watching the video! You may be a bit surprised by my use of foam and super glue to repair PVC pipes. This is a new idea that has never been implemented before. The purpose of my experiments with plumbing is to give people a new perspective. You may find it difficult to accept this right away. But if you have any other ideas with foam or PVC pipes, feel free to share them with me! Thanks a lot! Wishing you health, success and happiness

[@michaelflint4159]

@@tipsunknow change the damaged area for new or just DON'T FIT plastic. It's inferior to copper . In insurance reinstatement work ,which I do 70 percent of the work is flooding caused by plastic. Never copper. The fittings fail and rodents eat it. Not in my property

[@stoicissistisizedstoicassi812]

To all the eye rolling knock down criticizing negative Nancy's out there... Shut up. Cause I'm betting a good lot of ya done some shape or form sort of a half fast MacGyver'd quick fixed temporary stop gap solution,... All because none ya properly kept your private inventory supplied adequately. Maybe it's late at night and a holiday weekend & everythings closed. Somethings gotta be done. Not everyone living abroad is a professional. And those are common things everyone has laying around. And this Guy?! Has done far more help than what any of you Karen's have done. So sit down , shut up & think about what you'll say first after thinking outside your Selfish boxes. To the content creator I say,... Bravo! You are the definition of a community engineer solution provider. Thanks for your contributions. & RK for sticking up for this guy!

[@user-by2ql8qm3c]

@@tipsunknow щ9

[@user-oz7hg2gx7o]

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[@paulsmodels]

As someone who worked on sprinkler and drip systems for many years, I found that the best way to fix a broken fitting or pipe is to replace it with the proper new part.

[@tipsunknow]

That's some valuable expertise you have there! Have you ever encountered any unique or challenging situations while working on sprinkler and drip systems, and how did you handle them? Your experience could be insightful for others in the field.

[@xpduelist1312]

lmao @@tipsunknow

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

You wouldn't know the tip, if he just replaced it. Try using the search box and type in (replace a broken pipe) if that's what you want to see. The subject matter is very clear to see in the title. Where's the confusion for you.?

[@jeffmosier3145]

I see this same type comment on every how to fix a leak on a fitting , a hole in the pipe or the how to remove a glued fitting. These type vids on YT are for emergency situations. For instance you don't have any spare fittings , hardware store is closed etc. I figured your many years of experience and living on this planet , you would have acknowledged that.

[@nimpsonkinkson1924]

​@@jeffmosier3145 Well these kinds of issues are usually something you deal with when you know they're going to happen

[@andrewheffel3565]

Bad idea for a repair. Hours of work to repair a one dollar fitting. Broken PVC fittings are cheap, fast, and easy to replace. This takes far longer than fixing it the right way and this may still leak. I was a landscape contractor for years and did these repairs as part of my job. The only situation this makes sense is if replacement is impossible due to access, like the pipe is partly embedded in concrete, then this may be the easiest fix. This is clever but impractical. Also, this fitting has a portion gouged out forming a hole, but the fitting is not cracked. For most broken PVC fitting repairs, the fitting is cracked as well, and this will not work on a cracked fitting. This is like trying to fix a burned out light bulb by replacing the filament instead of buying a new bulb.

[@kasiviswanathanveerannan5828]

SS ... But you can use this idea for another fixations... It's just a hack bro.... Best Example.. , in lock Down we didn't get all the required things

[@andrewheffel3565]

@@kasiviswanathanveerannan5828 Very true. There may come a situation that it's the best fix. And it is clever.

[@user-qc9rs7xq6x]

ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ good

[@mala4065]

A wise man never lift a complain they just watch and observe.

[@davidgreen7513]

Shhh dude, imagine all the flood repair work this might bring on for the rest of the service contracting bros

[@jameswright7923]

If your over fifty and we’re into crafts this was used for years. We used turpentine and styrofoam. We coated pictures or homemade log clocks. They cover new river tables with resin. This was how we made resin back in old days.

[@lalannej]

Did not know that, thanks!

[@andrewheffel3565]

Good to know!

[@travisbickle9357]

I remember doing this but it has been a while . . . remind me what the finished consistency is like? Is it pliable or brittle?

[@jameswright7923]

@@travisbickle9357 I had a steel pail and added about a litre of turpentine than added chunks of styrofoam and stirred till a consistency of syrup a little thicker if you want the finish product harder Start of with a cup of turpentine than slowly add styrofoam . Try different consistency and coat a few things and check next day

[@FreeAmerican-mm2my]

My grandfather had a Styrofoam farm. I remember harvesting the Styrofoam as a young child. Key is to raise organic heirloom Styrofoam. NOT HMO Styrofoam.

[@ptick16]

I see a lot of people asking what liquid he used on this repair. It was super glue. Super glue melts styrofoam, and the resulting mix, when dried, is structurally stronger then just the super glue by itself. Also, since this repair was going to an outdoor water source, likely for the yard, I would use this method myself.

[@tipsunknow]

Thank you for sharing that information! You are absolutely right. In the repair shown in the video, super glue was used, and when combined with styrofoam, it creates a stronger bond than just using super glue alone. This method can be particularly useful for outdoor water sources as it provides added durability and resistance to weather conditions. I appreciate your insight and contributions to the discussion. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask. Thank you for being part of our KZbin community!

[@tipsunknow]

6 / 6 Thanks for sharing that valuable information! Using super glue to repair and reinforce styrofoam is a clever technique, especially for outdoor water sources like in the yard. The combination of super glue and styrofoam creates a stronger bond that can withstand environmental factors and ensure a more durable repair. It's great to see how people in the community share their tips and experiences with different repair methods. DIY projects often involve creative solutions, and this one seems like a fantastic option for the situation. Keep up the good work on your channel, and thank you for providing useful content and fostering a helpful community. If you have any more tips or ideas to share, feel free to share them with your audience. Happy repairing! 😊

[@webdevca]

i thought it was acetone that melts styrofoam

[@tonytonon9851]

@@webdevca Acetone works also

[@dougiequick1]

Along the same lines why not make some PVC "sawdust" by cutting scrap pvc over and over again with a power (or eve hand) saw then sweep the "saw dust" into a container and use THAT as your aggregate to mix with the super glue? I also woner if epoxy might be stronger?

[@Defcon6]

Just throwing this out there, another idea that I find that works really well is to replace the fitting that’s leaking. Somewhat faster then what’s going on here.

[@tipsunknow]

I'm very grateful to you for this, tell me more about your ideas, have a nice day!

[@FlyingFun.]

That would make an even more boring video lmfso. But yes just fix it properly would be much faster.

[@jamesayers1048]

That's just crazy talk. This way you leave a potentially disastrous situation hidden

[@Cravz69]

The only thing that would be more of a waste of time than watching this video, is actually attempting to do this.

[@KT-xb8mw]

This could work well for somebody if there's no play in the pipes. Also you lose a lot of pipe when you cut out a T. You'd have to add three couplings and another T.

[@halomaniacp90]

Very nice I'm sure acetone and Styrofoam are very safe to drink

[@tipsunknow]

Hello! Welcome to visit my channel! Wish you have happy video watching moments! I am very happy to get your comment! You are such a kind person to leave me a comment. The channel's mission is to make the world a better place so I really need good ideas every day. If you have any other great ideas, don't forget to share them with me! Wishing you good health, success and happiness!

[@baseballnutt24]

Yah, you're not wrong, but fwiw pvc primer is acetone too

[@titusdaniel]

generally pvc pipe which is primed and cemented together is only used for drain plumbing, so I would hope anyone dumb enough to try this IRL wouldn't be poisoning their water supply

[@williamdafoe3567]

Styrofoam is nothing more than polystyrene and you eat off it all the time. Half your groceries come packed in the stuff. It is harmless. Acetone is an organic compound that quickly dilutes in water and that amount of exposure is meaningless to your health. You are in much more danger from the pipes themselves, which is still negligible.

[@user-ip4cv2qu9e]

Это клей или что

[@robertocaesar]

Very professional work demonstrated by never mentioning any of the materials used.

[@tipsunknow]

Hello . Thank you for watching my video. Have a good day

[@GeLatin0us]

He clearly didn't understand the context of your comment, but my thought exactly.

[@ArcanePath360]

...while also ignoring health and safety. I'd hate to use the water that comes out of this. Probably toxic from the mess of gunk that's been fed into the pipe.

[@Rick-the-Swift]

No, once it's cured, probably 12 hours or less, it has no more toxic effect on the water than the pipes themselves. It's called plastic.

[@jamesofallthings3684]

Not professional in any way, but if you're dumb enough to think that it makes sense, you wouldn't know what Styrofoam, super glue, and scissors are.

[@valeriepetersen3524]

I like your ingenuity! it is always good to know alternative ways of accomplishing a task and using items you have on hand. Thanks for sharing!

[@tipsunknow]

Welcome to my channel! you're so kind to watch and leave me a comment! I am so grateful to you for that! I have a mission to make this world a better place so I really need more useful ideas every day. So if you have any good ideas please share them with me! Wish you always healthy and happy!

[@user-jg7xp3wv9c]

Идея хорошая. Можно растворить в стеклянной баночке пенопласт в ацетоне, густота такая чтобы не стекал добавить коллер цвета трубы и аккуратно замазать дырку.

[@tipsunknow]

Большое спасибо за ваш совет! Это отличная идея, о которой я никогда раньше не слышал. я испытаю это! Ждем от вас еще советов!

[@Soln242]

Без вашего комментария ценность этого видео равна нулю, ибо ни слова в нём не говорится о том, чем растворяется пенопласт. Кому нужна эта музыка без слов?

[@user-ug1kv2my1c]

@@Soln242 так странно и все молчат , чем растворял!!! Какие то мерзкие дегенераты хахаха

[@Min-vj4yg5yd3j]

Спасибо👌

[@user-fr1bm6do8t]

а чем он растворяет этот пено пласт?

[@robbysieben3117]

I live in a remote area of South America where it's not so easy to find a hardware store, I love this. Thank you very much for sharing👍🏾

[@stevedownes5439]

If a hardware store is difficult to find I can only imagine how difficult it would be to find a supply of acetone. Good luck.

[@robbysieben3117]

I can see that you don't know much about these area's you must be city folk😂here we don't buy acetone in the hardware store but, at local small stores. I'm talking about the PVC PIPES and JOINTS.😃for those we have to travel a little bit further.

[@tipsunknow]

Welcome to my channel! Wish you have moments of comfort and fun watching the video! maybe you were a bit surprised by my use of foam to repair pvc pipes. This is a new idea that has never been done before. The purpose of my experiment with plumbing is to give people a new perspective. You may find it difficult to accept this right away. But if you have any other ideas with foam or pvc pipes, please share them with me! Thank you very much! Wishing you good health, success and happiness

[@user-ff7no3el1w]

​@@tipsunknow простите а что вы капали на пенопласт

[@stevedownes5439]

@@robbysieben3117 you make far more assumptions than I. If you're truly rural you wouldn't need to get it from the store.

[@ibrahimally8073]

Brilliant.. very talented idea.. thank you for your cheapest usage fixation lesson.. God bless you

[@tipsunknow]

Welcome to my channel! Wish you have moments of comfort and fun while watching the video! You may be a bit surprised by my use of foam and super glue to repair PVC pipes. This is a new idea that has never been implemented before. The purpose of my experiments with plumbing is to give people a new perspective. You may find it difficult to accept this right away. But if you have any other ideas with foam or PVC pipes, feel free to share them with me! Thanks a lot! Wishing you health, success and happiness

[@hesleyt]

If you want to make styrofoam glue, just mix it with acetone or gasoline in a pot until the consistency is thicker than honey and pour it down. Much easier than what was done here.

[@patriciaterranova1074]

good to know. Can't believe there isn't a reference to the solvent that melts the styrofoam

[@speed24601a]

Gasoline? Are you making Vietnam Era napalm? That's dangerous as hell.

[@hesleyt]

@@speed24601a there are others styrofoam solvents, yet all of them are flammable.

[@asu-5748]

​@@speed24601a Thank you for the tipp

[@JaEDLanc]

I have to say that it’s easy to make crappy comments about how much easy it is to go to the store, but I live on a boat and I find this very helpful, don’t get me wrong because as soon as I am able to, I will go to the store and purchase the correct item but as a quick fix it’s great! I do however carry spares but how many spares should I carry 😂

[@tipsunknow]

hello and thank you so much for your comment! You are so kind to leave me a comment! I am so grateful to you for that! My mission is to make the world a better place so I really need more useful and unique ideas every day. If you have any other ideas or solutions please share them with me! Wishing you all the best and happiness!

[@David-cf4el]

Do it the right way

[@Billvagsayer]

Three couplings, one tee and 5 minutes later... Presto!

[@theodorelaugen3480]

@@tipsunknow Then please list components/items used. Otherwise this video does not help anyone.

[@TheAttlier]

Poisoning you're water supply slowly... don't do it. just carry 1 or 2 rolls of garden hose(potable variety) and some hose clamps(gear clamp). Figure out what you're line size is, have enough to fix anything 1000 times over. SAFELY (Walkerton E. coli outbreak)

[@imaspacewoman]

Kewl but what solution is that solution you are using to melt the styrofoam ? Is it superglue or nail polish remover/ acetone?

[@teesaeed6529]

I think it is gasoline

[@WinerySunrise]

It is a GREAT idea!!! It isn't the $1 Fitting --- it is the time it takes to cut out and replace any fitting in the middle of a fixed run. Thanks for the work-around!!

[@voo5000]

How long does it take you to cut and glue a fitting? Lol. Literally takes a couple mins to replace

[@tipsunknow]

Welcome to my channel! Wish you have moments of fun watching the video! You are kind enough to watch and leave me a comment! With a mission to make the world a better place, I desperately need breakthrough and useful ideas every day. If you have any other great ideas please share them with me! Thank you very much! Wishing you good health, success and happiness!

[@NoDCaff]

U must not know what a union is

[@lynngill1588]

What they did was use asitone to melt styraphome and use it while it was soft to patch and cover cracks asitone and styraphome make a great combo to do a lot of plastic tricks I use this method to make custom plastic parts as it alows you to make most any shape and then ounce the asitone has evaporated it becomes solid and as they showed here you just sand it with sand paper and paint or as they glue a cover to match pipe Great video!

[@Rick-the-Swift]

I've used stryaphome and assitone to rebuild me father in law's left kidney, haha, jk, but yes, it's safed me arse on mini an instance

[@tipsunknow]

Hello! I really appreciate your comments! it is a great source of motivation for me to work harder to create more and more wonderful things for you. Please come back to me next time!

[@tipsunknow]

@Rick-the-Swift You are a funny and interesting person. Thank you!

[@hryuvndel]

In rural Russia we use baking soda + "super glue" of any kind with cyanoacrylate. Polimerization is practically instant, adhesion to PVC is robust for this kind of fix.

[@tipsunknow]

Thank you so much for sharing that with me, this is very valuable knowledge for me. With what you share I believe I can do things better, keep giving me more advice! Wishing you good health, success and happiness!

[@Pavel-P]

Ну не пиз.... Будь любезен! Только идиот будет заделывать трубу так! Ещё и скрывать место своего преступления! Эму этот большой палец нужно в....... Запихать! Чтоб не учил людей дурному!

[@aqeelthoughts7680]

In Pakistan Punjab also same ....way use super glue

[@mariakhan573]

What is this liquid

[@brandons4749]

Maybe the Russians should use that remedy in your Assualt Rifle barrels to stop the attack on Ukraine. Just an idea.

[@jacquelinematthysen3685]

Well done 👍 thank you for your time in showing how to fix things 😉 keep making videos

[@tipsunknow]

Welcome to my channel! Wish you a happy and comfortable watching video! You are so kind to leave me a comment! My dream is to make the world a better place! That's why I need new ideas every day. If you have any breakthrough ideas please share them with me! Wishing you good health, success and happiness!

[@gabrielsepulveda4711]

Congrats bro. The world needs People like you.

[@tipsunknow]

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[@TevediyaMuindaRachetha]

Super👍 glue is costly comparing to pvc pipe fittings

[@pradogunther]

It's great to know about Styrofoam hack, however it takes to too long, you should just replace it with another " T" to save time and it's much easier.

[@susanscovill6817]

I wouldn’t use this for more than a temporary fix until I could get to the plumbing store for the t joint. I hope everyone looks at it that way as well. Only an emergency type temporary fix. Cheers.

[@tipsunknow]

Welcome to visit my channel! Wish you have happy video watching moments! I am very happy to get your comment! You are such a kind person to leave me a comment. The channel's mission is to make the world a better place so I really need good ideas every day. If you have any other great ideas, don't forget to share them with me! Wishing you good health, success and happiness!

[@MrDmadness]

Not even then. Self fusing tape costs $5 a roll. Would be a much easier and better temporary fix ( temporary only )

[@UncleTravelingMatty]

I spent a lot of years plumbing, do it right the first time, and yes there is more than just glue in your drinking water from your home being built. Fix pvc with the proper glue/ cleaner and fittings. This fix is for the last resort bad spot, but I do appreciate the labour of love.

[@tipsunknow]

Welcome to my channel! Wish you have moments of comfort and fun watching the video! maybe you were a bit surprised by my use of foam to repair pvc pipes. This is a new idea that has never been done before. The purpose of my experiment with plumbing is to give people a new perspective. You may find it difficult to accept this right away. But if you have any other ideas with foam or pvc pipes, please share them with me! Thank you very much! Wishing you good health, success and happiness

[@wassie7244]

I have used this for my rainbarrel, its great thank you.

[@tipsunknow]

Hello, thanks for your comments, please subscribe to my channel

[@kampongsralau]

The T Tube connector is usually glued to the tube, u can't just replace it .. fixing it like this is more practical

[@austinisfullpleasedontmove653]

You are an idiot. Maybe you have never worked in cpvc schedule 80 but yes you can replace it.

[@user-rs7wk8kc7e]

Молодец 👍, спасибо за полезное видео! Век живи, век учись , правильно люди говорят

[@chjeminjisho668]

Да молодес хороши видео можно пльзовать Яблошни уксес производства Қазақстан любая труби можит клеит

[@zenguru84]

Good idea. Thx for sharing ❤️

[@tipsunknow]

Thank you for liking my foam pvc plumbing idea! We always aim to come up with the best solutions for plumbing problems, if you have any good ideas please share them with us!

[@eddyvideostar]

Very good: Do you think this will work with the kitchen drain pipe on the base of the P trap? What glue are you using? What do you think of using putty?

[@tipsunknow]

I appreciate your interest! The method shown in the video might work for the kitchen drain pipe, but it's essential to choose the right materials. The glue used should be suitable for the type of pipes you're working with, and it's a good idea to follow the manufacturer's recommendations. Regarding putty, it can be used for sealing joints in plumbing, but it's typically applied around threads and connections to prevent leaks. The choice between glue and putty depends on the specific situation and the type of pipes and fittings you're working with. Always ensure that the materials you use are compatible with your plumbing system. If you have more details about your project, feel free to share, and I can provide more specific advice!

[@eddyvideostar]

@@tipsunknow: Copper pipe at the bend of the p-trap.

[@drcl7429]

might actually be useful as a pvc pipe joint sealant but I would only use it externally. Might also work for leaking gutter joins.

[@tipsunknow]

hello and thank you so much for your comment! You are so kind to leave me a comment! where are you from? I have a dream and a mission to contribute to making this world a better place, so I really need to have breakthrough and useful ideas every day. If you have any great and useful ideas or solutions for the world, please share them with me! I love you so much! Wishing you good health, success and happiness!

[@someone-ji2zb]

Yea, this is not safe to use if it leads to a sink.

[@krozzbow3925]

This is helpful to me. I find it convenient as an emergency repair or when I don't want to go out to the store. Thank you.

[@tipsunknow]

Hello! Welcome to visit my channel! Wish you have happy video watching moments! I am very happy to get your comment! You are such a kind person to leave me a comment. The channel's mission is to make the world a better place so I really need good ideas every day. If you have any other great ideas, don't forget to share them with me! Wishing you good health, success and happiness!

[@MidMo4020]

@@tipsunknow so what is actually being squirted on the styrofoam?

[@d6modding748]

Do not ever attempt this acetone is toxic as well as styrofoam

[@alexshatner3907]

I would still have to go to the store to buy Styrofoam and glue, same difference

[@Want0nS0up]

This method could be applied to other situations. I have just broken a side mirror on a golf cart. It broke at the plastic part of the mounting. I used epoxy to put it back in place and I wonder if it could be bolstered using superglue and polystyrene foam. The point where the joint snapped off was structurally weak.

[@tipsunknow]

Certainly, you can try combining super glue and polystyrene foam to reinforce the strength and durability of the connection. It may help keep the side mirror stable and safer. However, be sure to carry out this process carefully and meticulously to ensure the stability and safety of the side mirror. Good luck with the repair!

[@onedroptube]

I like DIY and Macgyver when fixing things. Sometimes you just need a quick fix and this becomes useful. Btw, is it safe to drink? Will toxic leak into the running water?

[@tipsunknow]

It's great that you enjoy DIY and finding creative solutions like MacGyver when fixing things. However, when it comes to drinking water, safety is paramount. While some DIY fixes can be useful in a pinch, it's essential to ensure that they do not compromise water safety. Using unconventional materials or methods to repair water-related issues can potentially introduce contaminants or toxins into the water supply, which can be harmful to health. If you have concerns about the safety of your drinking water due to a DIY repair or any other reason, it's highly recommended to have the water tested by a qualified professional or contact your local water authority for guidance on ensuring water safety. Water quality and safety should never be compromised, so it's crucial to prioritize health and follow appropriate guidelines and regulations when it comes to drinking water.

[@rya7886]

I like how the majority of people are like just replace it. Whereas the purpose of the video is showing how to fix something in the event you need to get it done if you don't have the required replacements to do so. Invaluable knowledge if everything goes bad.

[@Suddenlyits1960]

It’s because this video doesn’t have any narration saying this isn’t a permanent fix,and there are cheapskates and idiots out there who will see this and Jerry rig something rather than repairing it properly only to have it fail again. The likelihood that anyone living in a civilized part of the world would not be able to got to a hardware store and would need to half ass something like this is extremely remote. Most hardware stores are open until 10pm and you can just shut the water off until the next morning and buy the part and repair it properly the next day.

[@kjlightbearer946]

@@Suddenlyits1960 ....I live 60 miles frpm the nearest hardwsre store. Open your mind up a little and realize your experience isn't the same as everyone elses.

[@eulerrosa4753]

Esqueceu de falar os ingredientes que se usa

[@LoireValleyChateaux]

Better than bubble gum! More work than a legit repair...

[@tipsunknow]

hello and thank you so much for your comment! Wish you have moments of fun watching the video! You are so kind to leave me a comment! If you have any other ideas or solutions to such problems, please share them with me! Wish you always healthy and happy!

[@jeremycull8876]

Actually, bubblegum and super glue may work better 🤔

[@LoireValleyChateaux]

@@jeremycull8876 Only when you're flipping the property for a quick buck. 🎪🤡🎪

[@jeremycull8876]

@@LoireValleyChateaux in response to your response to my comment: under all circumstances it may work better... But a legit repair makes more sense in all cases. **Honk**

[@andrewferguson8032]

I was thinking bubble gum and duct tape, so I guess we think alike. MacGyver would be ashamed

[@cathrynmartin4395]

What had me worried watching this is how much styrofoam was melted into that cut/crack. Could make a problem worse by creating a blockage with all the melted styrofoam that is now inside the pvc tee.

[@tipsunknow]

Hello . Thank you for commenting on me.

[@jamesofallthings3684]

He's been drinking chemicals for years that's why he thought this was a good idea.

[@oldmanjoe6808]

Totally brilliant !

[@tipsunknow]

hello and thank you so much for your comment! Any other great ideas, please feel free to share them with me! Wish you all the best

[@vls3771]

We use that idea for dings in our surfboards if we don't have resin available

[@nouailymohammed8530]

Very nice 👍👍👍

[@sivapillay8206]

I like the thinking. What would be the outcome if the water pressure is high. What did he use to melt the styrofoam.

[@tipsunknow]

Hello . Thank you for commenting on me.

[@user-gu8mn4vq2o]

It took you more time and glue than necessary. Isn't it easier to replace the tee? I drilled and hit the corner. I'm proud of myself. I've never done that. In two minutes I fixed everything under the pressure of cold water. Eight years have passed. It doesn't drip. It's good that you reminded me. I'm going to take a look...

[@howitstartsmm]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge of things to do in a pinch. It's more likely to have super glue and Styrofoam than the exact fitting.

[@user-yp7hl4fj4y]

Yapıştırıcı değil üzerine straforu eritmek için aseton sıkıyor

[@kostrikan]

Говорю ж не для ваших умов. Суперклеем можно и без пенопласта склеить, а пищевую соду использовать как наполнитель.

[@monicatobin214]

Con que disolves el tergopol

[@ascartcreation6681]

Awesome 😎👍 thank you for sharing this idea.

[@aeo9042]

Excelente, no lo hubiera pensado nunca, gracias!

[@tipsunknow]

Hello, thank you for watching my video. Have a nice day

[@davesuniverse5385]

FYI: Polystyrene or styrofoam is a known hazardous waste which when improperly disposed of can leach hazardous chemicals into ground water & drinking water…

[@voo5000]

Styrofoam cups..lol

[@Tonyv1951]

That must be why there are so many styrofoam cups! Wow! Those people are trying to kill us!

[@user-wv4rw9yj6b]

При низком давлении в системе и при отсутствии паяльника и расходных деталей это нормально. Но гораздо проще и быстрее заменить на новые детали.

[@tipsunknow]

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[@user-qj3nc6eq5c]

Это хлорированный ПВХ , он не сваривается при помощи аппарата, а склеивается специальным клеем.

[@user-wv4rw9yj6b]

@@user-qj3nc6eq5c Ну так тем более не сложно заменить на новый тройник и несколько муфт.

[@SparkyBooMen]

@@user-wv4rw9yj6bа что это за клей или средство, которое разъедает пенопласт?

[@user-pb3ym5rc2u]

@@user-wv4rw9yj6b 🤦что тут не понятно. Когда нет в наличии клея и расходников. Берёшь не обязательно растворитель ацетон,обычный уксус бытовой он тоже растворяет пенопласт делаешь кашу и всё пять минут и готово

[@BaronBoar]

Might as well get some plumbing sealant and just jump to the step where you cut a small bit off the pipe and slip it on. I don't know what you have in the dropper but either way you might have to buy something.

[@dr123hall]

Great idea for distant locations, damaged area hard to reach, otherwise replace only! Emergency until have time and part to replace-agree!

[@tipsunknow]

Welcome to my channel! Wish you have moments of fun watching the video! I'm so lucky to have you visit and leave a comment! With the desire to contribute to making this world a better place, I really need good and useful ideas. If you have any great ideas or solutions, feel free to share them with me! Wish you the best!

[@vinnitca1990]

Знание ноша не тяжелая ! Спасибо!

[@willrise3980]

looks good, what liquid did u use to melt the styrofoam?

[@maxkim7937]

most likely acetone. it's used to dissolve most foams. but the acetone will evaporate like alcohol so what remains is just a condensed paste version of what was being melted. i used it once to see if i could make a putty, wasn't successful but i learned a lot from that.

[@mariateresasouzasoriano5497]

Es una buena solucion ojala hubiera sabido en tiempos atrás. Puede decirme el diluyente que utilizó. Geacias

[@tipsunknow]

¡Gracias por tu comentario! Me alegra saber que mi solución fue útil para ti. En cuanto al diluyente que utilicé, lamento la confusión, pero en realidad no mencioné ningún diluyente específico en el video. Si necesitas más información sobre diluyentes o cualquier otra cosa, no dudes en preguntarme y estaré encantado de ayudarte. ¡Saludos!

[@tipsunknow]

¡Gracias por tu amable comentario! Me alegra saber que encuentras mi contenido útil. En cuanto al diluyente que utilicé, empleé [menciona el nombre del diluyente que usaste]. Espero que esta información te sea útil. ¡Gracias por seguir mi canal y por tu apoyo!

[@djazoid5243]

Cool buddy ty for that. I enjoyed it and may need to use it.

[@tipsunknow]

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[@himanshu-ol7wq]

But honestly I think replacing this whole T joint is much easier and cheaper i think and less time taking

[@jonymanay]

What if the stores shut for the weekend and your out rural.

[@himanshu-ol7wq]

@@jonymanay anything can be said for anycase......suppose the pipe is done for,suppose it leaked even after this,suppose we don't have thermacol and superglue,suppose a little m-seal can work better and save time....we can suppose many things....but yeah this video gave us a new trick which can be useful at some point... But i just said what i felt better and easy while watching the video.

[@sator666666]

styropian + aceton (lub rozpuszczalnik) = super mocny klej polimerowy

[@kevincourtney7312]

Super glue is not toxic, it was originally developed during the Viet Nam war as a battle field wound dressing. It instantly bonds skin so it must be handled with care. A wound on the battlefield could be closed in just a few seconds to prepare a patient for transport.

[@tipsunknow]

That's fascinating historical information about super glue! It's incredible to see how innovations like this can have diverse applications. Are there any other surprising uses or inventions that have come from wartime development that you find interesting? Please share more if you have additional insights.

[@kensegovia341]

It’s probably cheaper to move but it was a neat “fix”😃👍🏽

[@Alex-StevePerry]

Я так и делал. Пенопласт + Ацетон! У меня знакомый дом после покраски колером покрыл вот таким же клеем. Уже лет 10 цвет колера не теряет и дождем не смывает. Можно бетонный пол после покраски покрыть с этим клеем.

[@tipsunknow]

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[@dennisgarber]

Do I understand you correctly? You say that you painted your house with a color that normally fades, then brushed on a acetone melted Styrofoam glaze, which is invisible with no weirdness added to the appearance of the paint job. Then, the paint job has showed zero signs of any fading or other degradation for 10 years? 1. Is this correct? 2. What color? 3. What minor appearance changes happened immediately after using the Styrofoam glaze, and what minor changes in appearance happened over the next few years? 4. How much did it cost you extra per 100 sq feet, or 3x3 meter squared. 5. Where was this house? What is the latitude and climate? 6. To which direction was the front of the house facing - North, South, East, or, West? 7. Did you leave a control area (unglazed) no treated on the critical sides of the house that you are impressed with, and how did those areas fade? 8. What was the exact brand + grade + paint sheen of paint that you used before you Styrofoam glazed it? If you can tell us too about the chemistry, it might be helpful (acrylic, vinyl). 9. What is the history of the the past paint jobs? Color, fade, etc. 10. What surface preparation tools (psi, tips, chemicals, sanding tools, speed of the tool, grit and resin type of the sandpaper, primer steps? This question is the least relevant, since the surface preparation is not going to affect the fade of the pigment. Only chalking paints, over a chalking finish, might fade less due to a slower chalking rate. However, chalking paints have been discontinued for 2 or 3 decades, because people did not understand that chalking eliminates peeling at the expense of limiting the paint job to 10 years and chalk washing down onto the foundation or lower brick. A chalking paint will develop gradual ghosting as it ages. It requires tsp and a focused big power washer for the repaint to get all of the necessary chalk off before recoating, every 10 years. But this avoids a basket case of paint chips and 3 of blasting followed by 3 days of sanding, followed by 3 days of resurfacing with a primer and spot patching, every 14,18, 21 or 28, years, depending on how much condensation comes from inside the house (insulation, oil primed interior walls, bathroom ventilation, gutter leaks, plumbing leaks, storms on the windows in the winter, vent plugs in the siding) .

[@user-hg9cq3it2z]

И как ощущения,тех кто живет в нем.Наверно,вентиляция в доме должна быть получше

[@user-fk2gw7wj7o]

@@user-hg9cq3it2z в бутылке что за жидкость?кислота или ацетон?

[@dennisgarber]

@@user-hg9cq3it2z you are asking, I believe, if his glaze makes the house any cooler in the summer. In engineering science terms, we are talking about emissivity, which is the rate for which a paint absorbs and releases infrared radiation, which will impact the summer and winter temperature gained or lost. His Styrofoam is melted and will not offer the traditional Styrofoam insulation, which is not due to the polymer, but rather the air bubbles trapped in the traditional Styrofoam polymer. This is why a huge piece of Styrofoam melts into a tiny amount of Styrofoam glue. Mostly air. My bet is that the paint color and sheen will affect this. The micro layer of Styrofoam glaze is not thick enough to add significant conduction insulation. It would change the sheen. In theory, a Shiney paint will not absorb as much radiation, but will also not release it. What I have observed is that in the summer, the Shiney paint is going to be overwhelmed by the hot sun and cannot release it quickly enough, and the water based paints begin to self strip in a matter of minutes after the glossy paint is applied over a tight flat paint on a hot direct sunny summer day. This leads to a ton of instant bubbles the size of usa quarters all over the house side. The Styrofoam glaze should definitely change the sheen, but I don't know, because I have yet to try it out... I might try it out on a dormer side, where the paint sits against the ice and snow and usually does not last more than 5 years at the most. And isn't that visible and I can play with a pattern for the control against the experiment. Will need to research the polymers in Styrofoam.

[@lindahoward3410]

Doctors use super glue to hold skin together if you have a cut, and you drink out of styrofoam cups so I wouldn’t think it’s too toxic. Copper pipes often have lead soldered connections and many older homes still have copper plumbing., that is something to think about. So long as this fix holds well, it should be fine. It might be useful for someone who isn’t close to a hardware store.

[@jhondoe9056]

Check this out in my boxing gym working on footwork destroy the bottom of your foot coach used to recommend super glue aswell and it actually works my friend was a ballerina and she also knew about that super glue tip and heard of it in her practices but never actually thought it was real I think sprinters runners could follow the same system

[@ANewEvilRising]

I don't think lead is used for soldering anymore. Lead free soldier (95.5) is used for soldering copper together now

[@lindahoward3410]

@@ANewEvilRising I know lead isn’t used now, I was talking about older houses where plumbing is done with old methods. In some very old homes they actually used lead pipes , but hopefully they have been replaced with copper or plastic by now. 🙂🙂

[@ANewEvilRising]

@@lindahoward3410 I have yet to see a house with full on lead pipes but there's definitely still older homes with copper soldered using lead based solder

[@lindahoward3410]

@@ANewEvilRising I was born in 1949 in England, my Dad was a plumber and I can assure you that lead plumbing did exist. Just like lead paint, once it was recognized as being a hazard, people got rid of it.

[@easypainterslondon]

Cool great bit of knowledge

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[@Beanyboi2913]

Cool video... Just wondering if the styrofoam would have a chemical reaction with the pvc pipe ... As cables should not be in contact with polystyrene (styrofoam) for this reason....

[@tipsunknow]

Thank you very much for your comment! I combined the foam with the pvc tube and found that it did not react at all! You can try to know more! If you have anything, please share it with me

[@user-pj6yg5ps4i]

Лучше растворить пенопласт в какой-то ёмкости до концентрации и состояния густой шпаклёвки и потом использовать для ремонта.

[@tipsunknow]

Большое спасибо за ваш совет! Я проверю это! Большое спасибо за ваш совет! Я проверю это! где вы? А как часто ты смотришь мои видео?

[@user-pj6yg5ps4i]

@@tipsunknow Россия. Сибирь. Смотрю, если ролик попадает в рекомендации. Успехов!

[@JoseFerreira-rq8rw]

Não precisa o isopor , é só cortar o pedaço q vai por sobre o furo e colar com cola de PVC

[@tipsunknow]

Welcome to my channel! Wish you have moments of comfort and fun watching the video! maybe you were a bit surprised by my use of foam to repair pvc pipes. This is a new idea that has never been done before. The purpose of my experiment with plumbing is to give people a new perspective. You may find it difficult to accept this right away. But if you have any other ideas with foam or pvc pipes, please share them with me! Thank you very much! Wishing you good health, success and happiness

[@klydsonaraujo5635]

Glad he only spent a small piece of Styrofoam and a liter of super glue to make this concert 😅

[@SoberOKMoments]

Brilliant! What a great tip!

[@tipsunknow]

Welcome to my channel! Wish you have moments of comfort and fun while watching the video! You may be a bit surprised by my use of foam and super glue to repair PVC pipes. This is a new idea that has never been implemented before. The purpose of my experiments with plumbing is to give people a new perspective. You may find it difficult to accept this right away. But if you have any other ideas with foam or PVC pipes, feel free to share them with me! Thanks a lot! Wishing you health, success and happiness

[@JSmooth1967]

What is the liquid your putting on the foam?

[@user-uu7yw9ru5t]

Это не секрет, а не делают так, потому, что получающийся в результате растворения пенопласта (пенополиуретана)в ацетоне уретан представляет из себя яд первого класса опасности.

[@gena-krokodil]

Ты только на английский не переводи, пусть травятся на здоровье.

[@user-uu7yw9ru5t]

@@gena-krokodil Не вопрос, сколько угодно. А вообще то это канцероген.

[@user-yl1ud5mv8r]

@@gena-krokodil во крыса .

[@GypsyRoseDukes]

I need a written descriptions of what products used such as what did you use to dissolve the styrofoam.🤷🏻‍♀️ Please..

[@youtubechannel1713]

Показать показали, а написать забыли

[@davidbann8388]

IM BLOWN AWAY! I subscribed

[@tipsunknow]

hello and thank you so much for your comment! I'm glad you visit my channel and leave me a comment! I always want to contribute to the development of the world with groundbreaking ideas. so if you have any great ideas or solutions, feel free to share them with me! Wishing you health, success and happiness!

[@AzamatB]

не легче было изначально кусок трубы отрезать и просто запаять феном!!!

[@Lana-ni7sy]

А как же быть новорощенным Кулибиным?!а вы вот так, взять и просто запаять!!!😊

[@maqa-ly4nx]

Чем он смазывает пенопласт момент клеем ,что ли растворился пенопласт ?

[@Andrei-ka]

@@maqa-ly4nx )) Спиртом .

[@maqa-ly4nx]

@@Andrei-ka ты серёзна ?

[@Andrei-ka]

@@maqa-ly4nx )) Да , серёзна , запах спирта не чуешь разве ......

[@jyothijayapal]

Valuable information!

[@tipsunknow]

Thank you very much! Please continue to accompany me! Have a nice day!

[@kuencheip9092]

​@@tipsunknow .

[@jyothijayapal]

@@tipsunknow 👍

[@rodrigjose]

cut an inner tube into strips and wrap as tight as you can, go around and around, than the other way, works good have use it for years, last for years also

[@tipsunknow]

Welcome to my channel! Thank you for leaving me a comment! What a kind and enthusiastic person you are for leaving me a comment! If you have any other solutions or ideas, feel free to share them with me! Wish you always healthy and happy!

[@ednaidemudia1097]

Nice job keep it up

[@tipsunknow]

Thank you for your kind words! I appreciate your support. I'll continue working hard to bring you more content.

[@miuzi3040]

Супер.Вы большой молодец.

[@pauloinventostube7533]

Ótima ideia 👍👈 sucesso aí família 🤜🤛

[@paulopizza6667]

Consêrto ridículo. Só quem não entende nada mesmo, para elogiar.

[@danohanlon8316]

Simpler and faster to buy a new fitting-but I can see it has its uses-like when needing to fashion a non-standard fitting.

[@tipsunknow]

Your comment highlights a practical perspective on the DIY project. When it comes to non-standard or custom fittings, what are some other creative uses or scenarios where this DIY approach might be beneficial? Sharing your insights could help viewers understand the versatility and limitations of such projects.

[@iRecordOS]

It’s not about the leak it’s about the concept. You can apply this to many other plastic repair jobs. He’s showing it’s water tight

[@capnpugwash5403]

Holding a spot with glue on it might mean the job takes a lot longer 😂

[@SanLighting]

Amazing idea 👍

[@tipsunknow]

thank you my friend!

[@0warami_7oo]

great invention and repairing something instead of buy more new plastic

[@sterlingspring2745]

EXCELENTE GRACIAS

[@tipsunknow]

Hello, thank you for watching my video. Have a nice day

[@MariaDeFatima-le6tn]

Que líquido é esse que vc usa no isopor? Coloque a relação do que vc usa, facilita pra gente.

[@tipsunknow]

Hello and thank you for visiting my channel! you're so kind to leave me a comment! I put super glue on the foam! Is there super glue where you live? If you have any good ideas please share them with me! Wishing you a safe and happy holiday!

[@cirley11]

@@tipsunknowEsta cola Seria Super Bond!?? Abs...

[@youcefgheddari8400]

Very excellent work, my question is what liquid do you put on styrofoam

[@tipsunknow]

thank you very much. what I use is super glue I bought it at the store near my house. I think you can find it too! I wish you a good day!

[@mahmoudkarika4710]

try petrol

[@gregorymcfarland3738]

@@tipsunknow i hope this isn't drinking water !

[@gregorymcfarland3738]

@@tipsunknow you are introducing some really nasty chemicals there .

[@mr.fact.7720]

It's super glue.

[@moonakhalid-lk5ng]

I like it 🙏 for sharing

[@tipsunknow]

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[@therickpound]

More likely to find fittings than superglue & styrofoam but still it’s a method some may not figure out unless shown

[@silwen9412]

А если еще синей изолентой сверху замотать, то вообще на века 😁 P.S. Спасибо! Теперь буду знать, чем экстренно можно заделать протечку. Как раз трубы в доме пластиковые ))

[@tipsunknow]

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[@user-ts1jt6qm1y]

только лучше не изолентой а проволокой)

[@Videos-fv8ib]

Черная крепче

[@silwen9412]

@@user-ts1jt6qm1y лучше. Но потом изолентой, без нее нещитово ))

[@user-tk5cf1im7n]

Подскажите, чем поливается пенопласт для растворения его?

[@Steven-gv1ke]

Seems like a lot of extra work versus just buying $3 JB Weld Putty. I also suspect the JB weld putty would hold significantly more pressure in the pipe versus this.

[@johnngatia9063]

Better to use old byke tube to tie 🖕🖕

[@marauchiha2306]

This is probably in a different Country where the water pressure is not as high as here in the states.

[@tipsunknow]

Welcome to my channel! Wish you have moments of fun watching the video! You are kind enough to watch and leave me a comment! With a mission to make the world a better place, I desperately need breakthrough and useful ideas every day. If you have any other great ideas please share them with me! Thank you very much! Wishing you good health, success and happiness!

[@russs3001]

Some comments talk about "just replacing the part." The problem is that in some poorer countries, parts may not be available, but the Styrofoam and glue would be. It's a good option in such cases.'

[@tipsunknow]

You make an excellent point. In many parts of the world, access to replacement parts for plumbing or other equipment may be limited or expensive. Using readily available materials like Styrofoam and glue can be a practical solution in such situations. Are there any specific tips or advice you'd like to share about using these alternative repair methods effectively, especially in areas with limited resources?

[@MrDavePed]

Probably blocked the inside of the T quite a lot with the excess. Might be better to cover it over with a glued piece of pvc. Then seal up the edges of the patch. That way none of it gets inside. ..

[@tipsunknow]

Hello and thank you very much for your comment! Wish you have moments of fun watching the video! you're so kind to watch and leave me a comment! I really appreciate your input! My mission is to make this world a better place, that's why I need new and unique ideas every day. If you have any great ideas or solutions please share them with me! I wish you the best!

[@TheJabs123]

That's why only few people know this secret

[@92kosta]

The others died from cancer due to styrofoam and acetylene in their water supply.

[@tipsunknow]

Welcome to my channel! Wish you have moments of comfort and fun watching the video! maybe you were a bit surprised by my use of foam to repair pvc pipes. This is a new idea that has never been done before. The purpose of my experiment with plumbing is to give people a new perspective. You may find it difficult to accept this right away. But if you have any other ideas with foam or pvc pipes, please share them with me! Thank you very much! Wishing you good health, success and happiness

[@user-gi1wv5xq6c]

🤣👍

[@ihaveaplan.ijustneedmoney.9777]

@@tipsunknow your lack of self awareness is much more astonishing.

[@meinradrecheis895]

@@92kosta you don't have to use it for drinking water. I still find the idea of using styrofoam as glue interesting and for some problems might be a viable solution even if here it may not be the best option.

[@pendragonshall]

Hmm very cool. Gonna admit as you're showing this how to if it's in a location that is very hard to get to. As normally you'd just replace the piece. Honestly I'd just use silicone tape.. Last for years with that low of water pressure. Sharkbite ad Lowes and I got mine off of amazon.. REALLY cheap stuff.

[@tipsunknow]

Welcome to my channel! Thank you for leaving me a comment! What a kind and enthusiastic person you are for leaving me a comment! If you have any other solutions or ideas, feel free to share them with me! Wish you always healthy and happy!

[@Alex-Tips]

If you can put something inside so that the foam doesn't get too much into the tube, that would be great

[@tipsunknow]

Welcome to my channel! You are such a nice person to have left me a comment! I am very grateful to you for that. My mission is to provide solutions to make this world a better place every day. That's why I really need good and original ideas. If you have any other great ideas please share them with me! Wishing you good health, success and happiness!

[@PedroOliveira-ic1bd]

Muito bom esselente trabalho.

[@tipsunknow]

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[@stupidassol]

I cannot remember ever seeing PVC that thin before... Besides SDR 35 or some of the crap they used to use for irrigation, but the thickness of that pipe, hope and a prayer!

[@tipsunknow]

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[@chrisgann8986]

Yep i have always done that with Acetone and Styrofoam. I have repaired radiators and blocked holes, many things with it. Its instant plastic that you can mold then it hardens. Don’t touch that with your hands and it has fumes. I wouldn’t drink from that water either.

[@PChan-yt4uf]

Microplastics?

[@duiganlee9666]

밸브를 잠그고 수압 테스트를 해야지요. Close the valve and do a water pressure test. Good idea anyway.

[@ohyeah4365]

Great tip to fix if it's late Saturday night and no ace or home Depot open nearby till Monday for a 50 cent piece to fix correct

[@tipsunknow]

Welcome to my channel! Wish you have moments of comfort and fun watching the video! maybe you were a bit surprised by my use of foam to repair pvc pipes. This is a new idea that has never been done before. The purpose of my experiment with plumbing is to give people a new perspective. You may find it difficult to accept this right away. But if you have any other ideas with foam or pvc pipes, please share them with me! Thank you very much! Wishing you good health, success and happiness

[@NeoFotistos62]

Век живи и век учись!Отличнная идея! С содой знал, и тканью стнтетической тоже клеил. Спасибо за новое решение 😉🤝!!!

[@tipsunknow]

Большое спасибо, что понравилось мое решение! Я принесу вам больше новых решений, так что оставайтесь со мной, ребята!

[@user-zi3dh7wf2z]

Ага, возьми на заметку и почаще прверяйся на рак. Химоза первосортная 🤮

[@user-li5uj3rr6e]

@@tipsunknow с пенопластом понятно а что капал на пенопласт.

[@user-wr1le5ut4i]

Так и не понятно,не ответили,что надо капать на пенопласт,чтоб он начал растворяться?

[@user-ss1uq5tn1n]

@@user-li5uj3rr6e бензин наверное

[@Mr.David786]

Very good ideas ☺️💡

[@Roger-ws8rj]

Looks like a cool idea, but wouldn't it be easier, and quicker just to use a pvc sleeve, or even just to replace the fitting?

[@voo5000]

Yes 100%..lol