Using a Service Loop to Replace Outdoor Spigot FAST

Check out our new video highlighting the importance of a PEX service loop for your outdoor spigot! ❄️ Learn why it's crucial for winter-proofing your plumbing. 🚰 Watch now to ensure your home is ready for the cold!
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[@Salmomlox]

Thank you for sharing this. It's always a good reminder to always remove your hoses from outside spigots. This shows what can happen if you leave it on. I'm sure many people do this. Again, thank you very much and great idea on the service loop.

[@DIYPlumbingGuy]

Yes!!! And to think it wouldn’t happen down here in Georgia, shows that it can happen pretty much anywhere… thanks for watching!!!

[@EverydayHomeRepairs]

Classic failure for homeowners. Nice demo 👊

[@DIYPlumbingGuy]

For sure!!! Lesson learned for the future.