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Topic: Man Law! - part 14
misty4ran Joined Fri 07/06/07 Posts: 7300	Mon 03/03/08 03:10 PM
I might do that AD but I am scared she might like it to much i wont bie hard

AaronzDad Joined Sat 12/15/07 Posts: 10182	Mon 03/03/08 03:14 PM
Hiya JT What kind of pipe? Why is it under water? Can you dry it up around the pipe? It's MUCH more difficult to find a leak underwater. Is the water still? Is the lighting good? As long as the water isn't moving too much sometimes you can drop fine flakes of something - like glitter - around the pipe to see if there's a jet coming out of the pipe. If it's a slow leak the only thing to do is inject a dye into the pipe then look for it in the water. But that's damn hard to do.

misty4ran Joined Fri 07/06/07 Posts: 7300	Mon 03/03/08 03:16 PM
wow ad you really know about pipes

AaronzDad Joined Sat 12/15/07 Posts: 10182	Mon 03/03/08 03:19 PM
I'm a contractor. Home repairs and improvements. I'm certainly no plumber though. Just have a basic knowledge and understanding.

misty4ran Joined Fri 07/06/07 Posts: 7300	Mon 03/03/08 03:21 PM
you should get your own tv show ,, maybe i would watch tv agin

misty4ran Joined Fri 07/06/07 Posts: 7300	Mon 03/03/08 03:22 PM
wheres dozz and jt ?????? i;m outt latter

AaronzDad Joined Sat 12/15/07 Posts: 10182	Mon 03/03/08 03:25 PM
See ya Misty! I don't know where Doze and JT went....

dozzer13 Joined Sun 09/17/06 Posts: 7284	Mon 03/03/08 03:31 PM
i am here take care misty

Jtevans Joined Fri 08/10/07 Posts: 30654	Mon 03/03/08 03:31 PM
Hiya JT What kind of pipe? Why is it under water? Can you dry it up around the pipe? It's MUCH more difficult to find a leak underwater. Is the water still? Is the lighting good? As long as the water isn't moving too much sometimes you can drop fine flakes of something - like glitter - around the pipe to see if there's a jet coming out of the pipe. If it's a slow leak the only thing to do is inject a dye into the pipe then look for it in the water. But that's damn hard to do. it's PVC piping.it looks to be about 6 inch PVC pipe.why is it under water?because the leak started last night while i was asleep and the water just built up,so it's now under water.luckily the house sits at a slant,so the water is staying away from all the electrical stuff. we used a shop vac until the vac quit working for some reason .yeah the water is still.i don't have any dye or glitter,so any other way?

SuzinVA Joined Wed 04/25/07 Posts: 28730	Mon 03/03/08 03:32 PM
I'm baaaaaaaaaaack!

dozzer13 Joined Sun 09/17/06 Posts: 7284	Mon 03/03/08 03:33 PM
did you get a good workout

SuzinVA Joined Wed 04/25/07 Posts: 28730	Mon 03/03/08 03:36 PM
Sort of, new dance dvd, still trying to figure out the steps. Can do the arms or the legs but both at the same time, still working on that

dozzer13 Joined Sun 09/17/06 Posts: 7284	Mon 03/03/08 03:37 PM


AaronzDad Joined Sat 12/15/07 Posts: 10182	Mon 03/03/08 03:40 PM
Well JT how deep is the water? You need to get it dry so you can find the leak. Trust me, you don't want to try to find a leak underwater. There aren't enough cuss words in the English language for that.

Jtevans Joined Fri 08/10/07 Posts: 30654	Mon 03/03/08 03:42 PM
it's maybe an inch deep. the reason i say it's under water is because i can tell the side the leak is coming from is under water.

misty4ran Joined Fri 07/06/07 Posts: 7300	Mon 03/03/08 03:43 PM
hi suz good work out ???????

AaronzDad Joined Sat 12/15/07 Posts: 10182	Mon 03/03/08 03:48 PM
Are you sure it's the pipe leaking and not water coming up from underneath somewhere? A 6 inch PVC pipe in the basement is a drain pipe - no pressure and no reason to leak. It takes a LOT to bust or crack a PVC pipe. Sounds like a ground water problem to me JT.

misty4ran Joined Fri 07/06/07 Posts: 7300	Mon 03/03/08 03:49 PM


dozzer13 Joined Sun 09/17/06 Posts: 7284	Mon 03/03/08 03:50 PM


misty4ran Joined Fri 07/06/07 Posts: 7300	Mon 03/03/08 03:52 PM
go guess dozz new one