im of understanding that lots of you use wet vacs to remove the last bits of water from pipe work after draining a system, in order to carry out soldering or any other jobs without any issues from residual water remaining in the system.
Ive not used a wet vac before but I think one might come in handy to carry out this task when I renovate a couple of bathrooms in my house soon.
The question I have is do you need to have a tight seal between the vacum pipe and the copper pipe that that you intend to suck the water out of?
Im guessing the end of the vacuum tub must be significantly bigger than the outside diameter of the 15 or 10mm copper pipe so Im wondering how you achieve enough suction to remove the water…. do you need improvise some kind of seal to get a good seal the gap between the differing pipe sizes?
Or do wet vacs come with adapters to fit varying copper pipe sizes?
Thanks in advance for the replies
Ive not used a wet vac before but I think one might come in handy to carry out this task when I renovate a couple of bathrooms in my house soon.
The question I have is do you need to have a tight seal between the vacum pipe and the copper pipe that that you intend to suck the water out of?
Im guessing the end of the vacuum tub must be significantly bigger than the outside diameter of the 15 or 10mm copper pipe so Im wondering how you achieve enough suction to remove the water…. do you need improvise some kind of seal to get a good seal the gap between the differing pipe sizes?
Or do wet vacs come with adapters to fit varying copper pipe sizes?
Thanks in advance for the replies