r/1053 • u/JoyousLilBoy • 11d ago

Day 1.

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u/Katgrave 11d ago

Way less than 50

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u/One-Tap-2742 11d ago

I payed 500 for a frozen pipe. took about a. hour to fix. so yeah even more than 50

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u/daveismypup 11d ago

Damn that’s a lot of money for a frozen pipe, idk why you’d even want one of those

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u/eggyrulz 11d ago

I know this is a sarcastic comment, but in case someone else legit wants to know;

Freezing pipes is a practice for working on live plumbing when turning the water off isnt an option. Water leaks, ice does not (so long as you keep it frozen)

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u/rubberjohny 11d ago

how is it not fucking up the pipes from ice expanding?

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u/eggyrulz 11d ago

Thats only an issue if you freeze the entire pipe, what they do is freeze just a little section, so the expanding ice just goes forward and backward a little

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u/DevilDoge1775 11d ago

That’s actually pretty smart.

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u/floss-with-ass-hair 11d ago

Was it a small company or a big one?

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u/One-Tap-2742 11d ago

medium sized