How to Temporarily Deal with a Water Leak
Find a container that will fit under the drip., Place the container a bit higher than where it will drain., Get some small hose or tubing., To seal the tubing to the container, use hot melt glue for quick sealing., Make a hole with heat, a drill or...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Find a container that will fit under the drip.
Suitable containers include buckets, ice cream containers, large jars, plastic containers, etc.
Even children's plastic toy containers can be used in a pinch. -
Step 2: Place the container a bit higher than where it will drain.
Put it on a chair, ladder, box etc. , Surgical rubber and aquarium tubing can be bought at a home improvement store. , Otherwise use caulk, epoxy, silicone rubber, shoe goo, etc. ,,,, Also secure the tubing so it does not put excessive pressure on the sealant. -
Step 3: Get some small hose or tubing.
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Step 4: To seal the tubing to the container
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Step 5: use hot melt glue for quick sealing.
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Step 6: Make a hole with heat
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Step 7: a drill or sharp object at the top of the container.
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Step 8: Insert the tubing into the hole and seal it.
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Step 9: Place the end of the tubing into a drain
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Step 10: outdoors
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Step 11: or a very large container.
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Step 12: With cordage or duct tape
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Step 13: secure the top container from tipping over and falling.
Detailed Guide
Suitable containers include buckets, ice cream containers, large jars, plastic containers, etc.
Even children's plastic toy containers can be used in a pinch.
Put it on a chair, ladder, box etc. , Surgical rubber and aquarium tubing can be bought at a home improvement store. , Otherwise use caulk, epoxy, silicone rubber, shoe goo, etc. ,,,, Also secure the tubing so it does not put excessive pressure on the sealant.
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