Too bad it's not the hot water side. You could walk around bare-footed and find it.
Lol, yeah... especially since it's supposed to be in the 30s
Oops... actually in the 30s on Monday morning. 
What kind of pipe? Hopefully it isn't the gray colored PB.
You can use air pressure to hear gurgling water from a leak. Turn off the water supply to the house and make a connection from an air tank to a faucet or hose bib.
You can use air pressure to hear gurgling water from a leak. Turn off the water supply to the house and make a connection from an air tank to a faucet or hose bib.
It's copper. I actually thought of using air yesterday (or maybe it was sometime during the night? lol, haven't slept much lately).
I think the carpet over all the lines has been replaced with vinyl flooring (tile or rolled), so that should make it easier to hear (providing it's not under a cabinet or the built-in stove).
Think I can put a long piece of tubing on one of our stethoscopes so I don't have to lie in the floor to listen.
Still need to dig up the line between the house & cutoff valve to make sure it's not there.
Still need to dig up the line between the house & cutoff valve to make sure it's not there.
Do you not have a shutoff on the house side?
Yeah, it's a gate valve, probably 16-18" from the house. When I close the valve, the water meter stops.
So that little short stretch is my main hope...
FOUND IT! WOOHOO!
Kudos to all who suggested the toilet.
It wasn't the flapper, and it wasn't the float valve (has a new brass ballcock assembly btw)...
Anyone care to guess what the problem was?
Kudos to all who suggested the toilet.
It wasn't the flapper, and it wasn't the float valve (has a new brass ballcock assembly btw)...
Anyone care to guess what the problem was?
Flapper chain.
Overflow tube leaking?
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