Replacing A Severely Corroded Toilet Shutoff Valve

Replacing a severely corroded toilet shutoff valve and supply line.
#foryoupage #repair #plumber #leak #bathroom #howto #diy

[@variable7833]

Carpet in the bathroom. Thats disgusting

[@bb55555555]

I know I used to live in a house like that. flooding did occur and you can probably guess the rest. Long story short we did eventually get rid of the carpet in that bathroom.

[@Term626]

That carpet probably smells like piss

[@jpmacoo]

Thanks for saying what we're all thinking

[@yookeis3025]

Great install , daily uploads are coming in clutch

[@dontspeak2994]

Carpet by the toilet WTF 💀💀

[@bb55555555]

yes that really did used to be a thing.

[@theplumbersplunger]

Check out tomorrows video 😂

[@jessehansen10]

Big thing back in the 60’s and 70’s I believe. I grew up with carpet everywhere even on the walls.

[@kaydotz]

I replaced an integrated angle stop like that yesterday. The integrated line sprung pinholes just bending it just a little back, came completely apart when I was removing the stop. Sketch!

[@Equinox866]

I used to do student housing and they had a ton of push pull integrated stops, completely made of plastic. They always sprung a leak where the hose joined the stop. I hated them so much

[@ChadDuckboy001]

I want to see that caulk line next to carpet lol

[@leviyoomoill7085]

Multiple turn- seem to hold up 1/4 seizes if not regularly turned

[@MisterTwister88]

Your water must suck

[@drewphilip]

I remember in my parent’s Long Island mansion, on the third floor there was a carpet bathroom with tub and shower. I must say. I loved it

[@Spacedog_42]

I like Oatey products, but use Brass Craft quarter turn angle stops.

[@Lou2024-b8j]

Only a theory but I have an idea that Covid started in a Chinese bathroom with a carpeted floor.

[@josephchapa8776]

What wrench do you use?

[@johnbeckwith1361]

Fun Tip: Wrap the exposed copper pipe with Teflon tape. It looks pretty nice once everything is put back together.

[@MisterTwister88]

Blue Monster?

[@rustineaves7393]

I have used the Oatey angle stops before and I HATE them, I personally prefer the Nibco brand, I love Oatey otherwise, Glue, Ice maker boxes, washer boxes, etc. Any advice to installing Oatey angle stops without them leaking?

[@anonymbenutzer885]

Fuck my valve preference, i prefer a bathroom WITH NO CARPET

[@theplumbersplunger]

@@anonymbenutzer885 😂

[@johnbeckwith1361]

1/4 turn ball valves constantly leak in my world. Always a little drip and there is nothing you can do. They are nothing like their larger ball valve counterpart. I never install them.

[@ricklee827]

I'm going tomorrow to change a quarter turn valve that's leaking very badly multi-turn valves all day long

[@theplumbersplunger]

Why is that?

[@ricklee827]

@@theplumbersplunger I'm not sure why the quarter turn valve has failed yet haven't done the job but at least with the multi-turn valve The only thing that really goes wrong is the washer might shit the bed. I sweat all my valves on. Very little high-end stuff I'll still use Chrome nipples but still use a multi-turn valve they have a packing nut quarter turn valves do not.

[@user-vn1fe4my9s]

One piece supply lines and valves from the eighties were junk. Once you bent it to repair a toilet you were left with shutting the water off to replace stop and line. Horrible idea.

[@2298839082508923859]

How it's even legal to have carpet in bathroom?..

[@mysticwine]

That corrugated connector will break if you breathe on it...

[@theplumbersplunger]

@@mysticwine 100%

[@Juankrazygringo]

Carpet in a bathroom is fuckin insane

[@stress.relief]

ewwww

[@mikea491]

Are yall allergic to chrome sleves? Always use them myself and I've never seen a shorts plumber use them.

[@theplumbersplunger]

@@mikea491 they are not stocked by the company I work for. Not common in my area either

[@ricklee827]

@@mikea491 Great way to put that I do like the Chrome sleeve valves as well it gives trim nice finish problem is most people on these shorts don't know how to solder

[@tacklebox6239]

Rookies & homeowners always think quarter turns are better when in reality they fail for often than a decent multi turn.

[@theplumbersplunger]

@@tacklebox6239 👍🏻

[@MisterTwister88]

Ive used Brass Craft quarter turns for years, with no such problems. Sounds like a water quality issue