how do i get rid of joint compound in our water after plumbing repairs?


Joint compound is used to smooth between sections of drywall, I can't think of a use in plumbing.

If it's pipe dope (threaded pipe), cement (PVC), or solder (copper), just open the taps full force for 5-10 minutes, should flush out fine.

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2 Responses to how do i get rid of joint compound in our water after plumbing repairs?

  • norm

    Just run the water for a few minutes.
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  • Mike

    Joint compound is used to smooth between sections of drywall, I can't think of a use in plumbing.

    If it's pipe dope (threaded pipe), cement (PVC), or solder (copper), just open the taps full force for 5-10 minutes, should flush out fine.
    References :

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