Can you use this around water--for plumbing where water may leak?
1864412
I sure would not trust my life to whether a Ground Fault Interuptor worked. I'm with James1224 that you don't want any kind 110 or 220 tools if you might be getting wet. Best not even to stand on a wet surface and best to wear nonconductive rubber soled safety shoes if you handle any corded power tools.
1864413
A very dangerous idea. Please use hand tools until you can isolate the water.
658922
I do not see why not. This simply allows air from the room to be pulled into discharge pipe for drainage without letting sewer gasses leak back out when not draining. I'd suggest asking the local building code guy in your town too. It may be effective but not code in a specific town.
972154
It could be used to wrap an outside pipe, but only if you have the plug-in to the outlet sheltered, it could be used with an extension cord that was considered waterproof.
115151
I don't think so. Where is the leak and what kind of leak is it?I was not impressed. If the leak is under water, i think under-water epoxy is the best joce. It is used on swimming pools and I used it on a leaking pool light connector. It worked great.
509050
I should think so, I tried to use it to connect shower connections, but that is not what it was probably meant for, probably it is more in line with use in a faucet and should be safe. Thanks. Hope this helps. Have a nice day/evening (depending on when you read this).
834728
Sure, just hook a regular hose between it at the faucet. That is how I use it.
659063
This faucet isn't designed to fit a normal sink used for potable water. I suppose someone somewhere might drink out of their utility sink, but having lead in these kinds of faucets isn't uncommon. Be sure if you're looking to purchase a sink similar to this to always check the warnings.
2063262
As long as you use liquid-tight conduit and fittings, it is fine to leave it in the elements. I modified a large plastic irrigation valve box to cover mine though. I can never hurt to keep water out.
90197
i would't recommend leaving water on....when not in use as it also would put pressure on the flex/spring mechanisms. and faucet.
1623561
You could do that I suppose, but not sure why you'd waste a premium hose for that. You can get inexpensive soaker hoses that are designed to seep water under pressure. And I've never heard of a hose containing lead so I think you're fine with whatever you find online.
1011707
No, It is not designed for that. I always use a wide siphon tube on a hose to vacuum the bottom during water changes.
764877
For a small sink or something yes. Not for any quantity of area water reliably.
764632
I use mine at my coast house to clean my deck. I've never experienced any leaks, but I don't use it often.
444764
Not sure. Would have to ask the manufacturer. I used on regular water pipes.
1342311
I don't think the water will leak if it's on its side however the water flow may be hindered causing it not to pump correctly.
570646
I wouldn't use in a sewer . For that I'd rent an electric unit with a much bigger coil diameter. You don't want to encounter any hard blockage at more than a couple feet. That's how you can easily kink or snap off the coil on this product.
769170
It has worked very well for me under the kitchen sink, not sure if it is intended for other uses.