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How can you re-solder a joint in a copper pipe without removing it The water has been shut off and the joint is running vertically but when heat is applied more water sweats out?
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You cannot sweat copper pipe if it has water in it. You must remove the water first. Even the steam from water will keep you from successfully sweating a joint without leaks.
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