by brendajos70

Question: my kitchen water tap turns freely, but no water comes out?
it just turns like theres no grip at all and no water comes out. any ideas on a quick DIY job i’m a novice) or do I need to call the plumber (cost an arm & leg)?? HELP!!
just to clarify so no more smart ass answers! idiots!! Its just the cold water tap in the kitchen.. all the rest in the house are fine and working.. thx in advance for all genuine helpful answers.

Answer:

Answer by Si
pay your water bill???

Question: Water between bathtub and liner?
Water has leaked between the bath liner and bath, how do I get it out?
The space between the liner and the bath is filled with water. How can I get the water out and still use the bathtub?

I am not planning on redoing the bathroom and am looking for a sane and useable diy. If I have to call a plumber what is he going to charge me for the fix
It is fiberglass

Answer:

Answer by starr
What kind of tub is it.fiberglass?

by graphiclunarkid

Question: low-level toilet leaking from joint to waste pipe,even when bowl and cistern are empty. How to fix please?
The waste pipe is inserted at the back of the toilet into a waste pipe going to the sewage system. It’s been badly sealed in the first place and 1) I am NOT going back to that guy; 2) I have no money for a plumber, so it’s diy time. I cannot stop the leaking to make it dry for using silicone sealant. Someone suggested Denzo tape, but what is it in French?!? Cheap, clever help would be appreciated.

Answer:

Answer by duster
polking string calk in there may help, or some thing called plummers putty.

you could try to tighten it with a pipe wrench, but be care full and take it easy. If it won’t turn for you, let it be then

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by t0msk

Question: How to fix a leaking shower? (without a plumber)?
When we turn our shower on water squirts out from the main box on the wall. My dad use to do the DIY in our house but he last year he died. Me and my mum have no clue and cant afford a plumber.

Does anyone what the problem is and if its an easy job?

Thanks
riggs – as if im still using the shower!
riggs – as if im still using the shower!

Answer:

Answer by RIGGS®
if its squirting from the box,for gods sake don’t use it??? the wires are behind the box,and you could bloody fry yourself. leave the shower till you can afford a competent plumber to sort it.

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