If i need to remove my kitchen sink but can’t replace for two week, what about the water?
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gaminegirlie asked:
I want to replace my kitchen sink, but I am in a townhome complex where five units are all attached to the same water line. I have no way to control my own water without taking down four other units. Would it work to turn off the main water line until I get the water out of the sink pipes and then close the valves that distribute to the sink and then turn the main line back on and be able to take a shower without having an issue for a couple of weeks or a month?
Erica
I want to replace my kitchen sink, but I am in a townhome complex where five units are all attached to the same water line. I have no way to control my own water without taking down four other units. Would it work to turn off the main water line until I get the water out of the sink pipes and then close the valves that distribute to the sink and then turn the main line back on and be able to take a shower without having an issue for a couple of weeks or a month?
Erica
September 27th, 2008 at 6:45 pm
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October 1st, 2008 at 6:06 am
The sink if you in the usa its odd not to find couple of angle stops usually dont get much exercise they may drip little just reread your post just close the faucet to make sure theyre working angle.