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hamsterjill

(15,548 posts)
19. Got it off!!!!!
Wed Dec 20, 2017, 08:34 PM
Dec 2017

A mixture of vinegar soak and the blow dryer did the trick!!! I feel empowered!!! LOL

Woo hoo!!!

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just let it drip a little in the meantime. northoftheborder Dec 2017 #1
rubber band and monkey wrench. unblock Dec 2017 #2
Is there an water cutoff valve inside the house just for this outside faucet? PoliticAverse Dec 2017 #3
No, there is no cutoff valve for this faucet. hamsterjill Dec 2017 #4
You can just cut the hose near the faucet if necessary and just cover it the same way. PoliticAverse Dec 2017 #5
No, but not adverse to getting some. hamsterjill Dec 2017 #6
I do like your idea of using a hair dryer to heat up the connection. PoliticAverse Dec 2017 #7
Okay, help an idiot out here, please.... hamsterjill Dec 2017 #8
Well since the aluminum is on the outside and aluminum absorbs heat better than the steel... PoliticAverse Dec 2017 #10
Okay, thanks. hamsterjill Dec 2017 #11
No to grip the house coupling and give you 10" of leverage to loosten it. PoliticAverse Dec 2017 #12
Just via the pipe in back. hamsterjill Dec 2017 #13
Here's a youtube video of someone with a similar problem resorting to a hacksaw PoliticAverse Dec 2017 #16
Yeah, I'd actually looked at that already. hamsterjill Dec 2017 #18
Got it off!!!!! hamsterjill Dec 2017 #19
Yay. Glad it worked out. n/t PoliticAverse Dec 2017 #20
Under $ 15 at Lowes. Everyone should have 1 pair of these somewhere... PoliticAverse Dec 2017 #9
Assuming its metal, heat the hose connection only. procon Dec 2017 #14
How do you recommend heating it? hamsterjill Dec 2017 #15
Don't know; some hair dryers get really hot, others not so much. Sorry. nt procon Dec 2017 #17
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