About FRED R., ALAIMO SR Expertise I can answer most questions in the plumbing field from new construction and remodeling to repair and service work. I also have worked on septic fields and wells.
Experience I have been in the plumbing business for 35 years as a liscensed plumber of the state of Illinois and have also been certified as a cross-connection control inspector.
Question I need to cap off a 2" copper line. I tried soldering a cap on but get a leak. Could this be caused by slight amought of water in pipe during solder? Is there an easier way to cap this line?
Answer Hi David,
Yes if there is water in pipe it will be hard to solder
because as you heat the pipe the steam created by the heating of the water in pipe blows the solder out of the joint,you can try soldering a male adapter on the pipe
and then screw a cap on it. I hope this helps!
