No dont even think about putting a cap on it, its dripping for a reason, call a plumber to fix it, a hot water heater is a dangerous appliance and should not be dealt with lightly. If you have a drip, but can't fix it or get a plumber out right away, use a garden hose to route the water to a drain nearby. Most drain valves are threaded with garden hose fittings.
The patented pocket hose, called the Dap Hose was invented by the Dap Company.
In the combo boiler for the central heating? You need a small piece of hose (or it might have a permanent connection) to fix to the mains from the boiler. Then turn the taps near the boiler for the mains and the boiler. You want the pressure to be about 1.3 bar
The two common causes for a toilet tank hose leak are the threads and the hose itself. Turn the water off, unscrew the hose, and wrap the threads with Teflon tape available at any hardware store. Reconnect the hose and turn the water back on. It it still leaks, consider replacing the hose as it may have a hole in it.
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A defective brake hose must be replaced. There is no way to fix it.
You don't normally fix the power steering hose. Buy a new hose at an auto parts store.
get a new hose
The easiest way to fix a 1988 Ford Bronco gas hose leak is to replace the hose. You can also patch the week in the hose.
If the bypass hose on the 2000 Cavalier is rubber then the hose can be cut and spliced together with a coupling to fix the leak. If the hose it metal then it will need to be replaced.
To fix a loose vacuum hose on a 2002 GMC Envoy, it can be clamped with a small hose clamp. Use a metal clamp that can be adjusted to fit the small hose.
Replace the hose or use a splice kit for a temporary repair.
Nine times out of ten, the best fix for hose problems is to replace them, assuming the clamps were tight to begin with.
You replace the hose, and bleed the brakes.
Get tape
Someone would go to the hardware store to purchase a stripper connector replacement for a garden hose to fix it first. Then he or she would use pliers to connect the stripped connector to a garden hose and then it is fixed.
follow the top radiator hose to the engine,that bracket where the hose ends is the thermostat housing,remove that and the thermostat is under it,dont fix it replace it