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Anything I should watch for in shutting off the water main
The shutoff valves under my kitchen sink are busted. The hot is stuck
open and both generally look bad. I plan to install new ones while replacing the hose attachment. Furthermore, the cold water utility valve is leaking. I have quite the work ahead of me. I think I've located the water main. There's a large-diameter PVC pipe poking out beside the driveway. If that's not it, then I guess I'll have to call the utility company. One way or another, the water main has to be shut down while I do most of the repairs--the hose can come after the new valves work. I'm curious how the water heater plays into all of this. The last thing I need is water--especially the hot water--sprayed into my face when I pull the old shutoff valves. Is there anything I need to do in relation to my hot water heater to complete the shutoff? |
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