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I need to fix it. No leaks

Ty I mean the first trap bend. So if no water is being siphoned out leave it alone?

I'm not getting any overflow either

Yes I know about the 2 inch but the drain is 1.5. Old house. I was thinking of using a Santee where the first 90 is. and add a vent on the opposite side of the 2inch pipe

Hello So I used to have a laundry tub in my house but the old homeowner took it out. He basically just a strap on the ground and we put the washer discharge hose into it. Never leaked or anything I got a new washer and did the new drain. Drains fine right now and no leaks. I was wondering if...

I know this topic has been beaten to death. Just installed two new toilets. Everything knock on wood is good so far. I haven't trimmed the bolts yet for the cap. I don't want to use the multi because I'm afraid of cracking it. Would I have the same risk with a Dremel? Besides a hacksaw is...

Yeah I was going to use the sharkbite brass nipple and shark bite iron fitting. I cleaned it up instead and I will wait for it to be an issue . I guess I'm just bored lol Thanks for all your help

I think I'll leave it. Appreciate you guys

Thanks John. If it's not leaking should I mess with it? The valve looks pretty corroded

I just did the magnet test and it stuck on. Most likely galvanized then ?

https://photos.app.goo.gl/okZRtpC32W6toSnr6 Check that one out. I don't see a compression nut .

If it's not leaking would you change it . Looking at it again I don't think it's a compression fitting. Looks like a threaded on shutoff

https://photos.app.goo.gl/oHVum9KKmxQpAR6w8 Check these out

Yes did you see the link for the other one

https://photos.app.goo.gl/f86ZHqG5AsVyVqvE9 Here's a picture. On a second look it doesn't look like it is copper

This one looks pretty straight forward. Do I just cut right below the shutoff and add a compression fitting? I want to make sure 100 percent since there isn't much copper. Not leaking but looks very corroded. https://photos.app.goo.gl/1ZJybCbciBQU43qQ8

Thank you sir. I try to learn everything no matter how small or how little before I attempt anything

Yeah I been deep diving into projects that I will come across. I've done some light diy plumbing but haven't messed around with angle stops yet. Just two water heaters three garbage disposal a dishwasher and a few faucets

I did it and it wouldn't stick. Further up is a link to a better pic. I was just wondering what to do when it will leak

I was more curious than anything. Nothing is leaking so I'm not going to touch it