TruckeeTrout
New Member
HELP!
While installing baseboard in my newly remodelled laundry area I inadvertently punctured a hot water line. Actually, it was a hot water line I'd capped when I moved the hot water supply for the laundry. Repairing the puncture was straightforward - since the line wasn't used I cut it back and capped it again.
Now, however, I have virtually no water pressure at the kitchen sink. There is both hot & cold water pressure elsewhere (only the master bath can be checked. The guest bath isn't finished to where I can check water pressure. Unless I really have to.)
Your thoughts?
Many thanks.
George
While installing baseboard in my newly remodelled laundry area I inadvertently punctured a hot water line. Actually, it was a hot water line I'd capped when I moved the hot water supply for the laundry. Repairing the puncture was straightforward - since the line wasn't used I cut it back and capped it again.
Now, however, I have virtually no water pressure at the kitchen sink. There is both hot & cold water pressure elsewhere (only the master bath can be checked. The guest bath isn't finished to where I can check water pressure. Unless I really have to.)
Your thoughts?
Many thanks.
George