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Very soapy water is what the gas company around here uses to test for leaks!
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Jay, the only thing that would concern me would be any lines that are concealed either behind walls or slabs. If you cant see it or sniff it out the only way to really determine would be by pressure testing. Thanks for your post.
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Soapy water is the old school way of doing things. I have used that a few times to find leaks.
Does that make ME old school? lol |
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If it works, it works...
Frank's point about not being able to see inside the walls is a good one. The gas company might not think that far away from the meter... |
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LMAO
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Please correct me if I am wrong, for a pressure test to be effective at all, doesn't it have to be on for 4 to 8 hours. Most plumbers that I know and most plumbing code officials that I know want an overnight test on new installations. That is probably why the utility companies use soap and water.
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