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Summary: To shut off the bathtub's water, go outside to locate the main water shut-off valve. Learn more about how to shut off bathtub water with expert tips from a general contractor in this free home maintenance video.
Oscar Moreno is the owner of Moreno Custom Home Visions in Austin, Texas. Moreno has been learning the construction and landscaping business since he was a boy. With over 20 years...read more
"Hello. This is Oscar Moreno with Moreno Custom Home Visions and this is how to properly locate your water shut-off for your bathtub. Now, one of the things I need to let you guys know that, in order to shut off your water in the bathtub, you actually have to come outside to your front yard in which you're going to have to locate your main water shut-off, which is going to look just like this. You're going to pretty much see City of wherever you're at and water. Water meter. So, basically, what you're going to have to end up doing is opening up this lid and, inside, locating your water shut-off. Once you've gotten that, you can simply use your same tool that you used to open it. Shut off your water and there you go. You have your water shut located and shut off for your bathtub."
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