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| Leaky Hose End
Any solutions for a small leak at the end of a hose? It's clamped on to a Y-valve, but still leaks slightly. The hose is used for sanitation. I'd prefer not to replace the entire hose - it's clean. Calder recommends "smearing a little caulking (aka 5200). But won't this seal that sucker on to it? I would like to be able to remove the hose once in awhile. Thanks, Mini |
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