Identify Leak and Shut Off Water

see that right there? That is just a pinhole leak in a galvanized pipe that is actually hooked up to the expansion tank. And we're going to shut that down because it is actually streaming pretty decent. Hey folks, that thinks the guy here. And today I'm going to show you how to make a temporary repair on a waterline, something real quick, easy. I have a friend, they sent me a picture while I was at work and said, Hey, we've got water going everywhere. And it looks to me like it's just a pinhole leak coming out of a line. So I'm going to check it out. You just need a couple of things. And this is a repair that I've done many times over. I'm sure a lot of plumbers have in a quick pinch and it works for a long time. So come along. Let's get to fixing. Okay, so you can see that right there. That is just a pinhole leak in a galvanized pipe that is actually hooked up to the expansion tank. And we're going to shut that down because it is actually streaming pretty decent. You can kind of see that, right? Water hit and just kind of went somewhere in the middle of the night. I put a towel down right here. But I got a quick fix for it. So just go ahead, shut your water down. I'm going to go open some faucets. We'll get this drained down and I'll show you real quick how to do this. Okay, so you can see that that is done. Just open the faucet. That stopped that leaking. And we're going to go ahead and I'm going to put a temporary patch on it. So what I use for that. So here's a couple of things we're going to use.