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Repair drip irrigation with This Old House

How to repair drip irrigation with This Old House Watch this video from This Old House to learn how to repair drip irrigation. Steps: 1. Turn off the water to the drip-irrigation system. 2. Locate and dig up the damaged section of irrigation hose. 3. Force a plastic union fitting into each end of the severed irrigation hose. 4. Poke hole in the irrigation hose, then install a pressure-sensing device into the hole. 5. Turn water back on and test the repair. 6. Cover the repaired section ...more

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How to repair drip irrigation with This Old House

Home & Garden • Construction & Repair

Watch this video from This Old House to learn how to repair drip irrigation.
Steps:

1. Turn off the water to the drip-irrigation system.
2. Locate and dig up the damaged section of irrigation hose.
3. Force a plastic union fitting into each end of the severed irrigation hose.
4. Poke hole in the irrigation hose, then install a pressure-sensing device into the hole.
5. Turn water back on and test the repair.
6. Cover the repaired section of hose with mulch or soil.

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