Few Know this EASY TRICK to STOP Leaking Valves INSTANTLY

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Published 2022-02-21
99% of valve leaks in your bathroom a kitchen can be solved instantly without special tools. Save calling a plumber & this video may help solve your problem.

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All Comments (21)
  • @Geniusinventor
    Can we all take a minute to appreciate the work this man is doing to entertain and educate us. Man thank you very much!.
  • @iampuzzleman282
    Plumbers are underappreciated. The range of expertise is phenomenal if you find a good plumber.
  • I would suggest always using a backup wrench on the valve body itself just to be safe. It really sucks to cause a new leak when trying to fix an old one. Doesnt take much and sometimes will save a giant headache
  • @mangavore7426
    This video is a lifesaver. I just spent the last couple weekends fixing a variety of leaks in some old plumbing (the only thing stopping me from installing my new tub and shower.) After basically resoldering all the joints and replacing half the parts, I then realized my last leak was from the valve itself…and I almost cried… This fix worked like a charm! Thank you for saving me from burning my house down for the insurance payout :D
  • @raiders6498
    I'm a service technician so I know All about the packing nut trick . I think it's really cool people take the time to show others I've learned a lot from you tube. Great job 👍 Keep up the good work if I ever get stuck on a project I go straight to YouTube.
  • @Leonardokite
    I have tightened the packing nut on many of valves to stop the leaks. Some multiple times over the years. Works like a charm 🙂
  • @raytailor9251
    Great tip for a short term fix. Plan on replacing the valve.
  • @ssz28envy
    This algorithm is amazing. I replaced my kitchen sink today. When I was testing for leaks I found my cold valve was leaking. I hadn't seen this video, but tightened that nut anyway. Worked like a charm.
  • @zenovoz92
    This is the exact problem I had after having to remove the toilet to install new vinyl plank flooring and your "easy trick" saved the day. Thanks !!
  • @fe2nq
    I replaced a bathroom sink in my old farmhouse. Call waterline was leaking when I turned the shut off valve back on. And I figured it was just an old shut off valve and figured I’d have to deal with it another day. Came across your video and you saved me time and money. Thank you.
  • @RBLXShadow
    Your videos make me feel like I can fix everything in my house, awesome stuff!
  • @YukonHawk1
    Great fix. I just did mine. Worked like a charm. Thank you.
  • @rallypoint1
    Worked like a champ!!! Just tightened a smidge. Did the trick. Thank you!!!
  • @JDCottonMusic
    Was in the verge of calling a plumber. Found this video and this simple tighten operation fixed the leak. THANKS!
  • @nealsalesky244
    Worked PERFECTLY for my situation. Thanks for the post!
  • Thanks for sharing. Highly appreciate it. Lots of times simple tricks like this really save the day. Knowledge is power. Sharing knowledge like this is great kindness. Thank you so much!
  • @arsena7538
    Pretty amazing, man. I consider myself a decent DIYer but this I did not know. You saved me a bunch of time. Thank you!
  • @user-zn4ki2jb7j
    I am so glad I seen this before I replaced the valve. I can't believe something as simple as that worked. Thank you