What's Inside Your Pipes? Galvanized water pipes cut in half 

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maybe i didnt watch the whole video but HUHHH????

Amen Brother!

@@rc-pf1wq Doesn't your school have delicious brown water?

It's all them minerals :)

it would seem context matters :p

I'm sure you're trying to be funny, but minerals are the enemy of pipes. The only people that say you want minerals in your home drinking water are plumbers and pipe salesmen. Things like calcium and lime cling to any tiny imperfection in the pipe (even copper and plastic) and start building up over time. It's not long before it's clogging up your pipes, your water heater, your home boiler, your dish washer, washing machines, baseboard heaters, anything that has running water going through it.

@bobwatters for drinking water yea

Consent

well I mean Asbestos is a mineral.

There's nothing safe about this. Most people filter their water as it comes into their home, they don't drinking it directly from the source, but if all this rust and corrosion is on the other side of the filter you're drinking it.

@@emerje0 research hard water safety. Filters only stop particles big enough to clog faucet screens. Humans have been drinking hard water since the beginning.

@@emerje0 Sam's right. From first install the pipes build up a layer of deposits and rust. There after it actually protects the pipe. Similar to the way aluminum does not "corrode" when in actually it builds a layer of corrosion that protects the rest of the aluminum below it.

@bobwatters filters really only make water LOOK good. They don't eliminate dissolved solids. I have always had iron rich water, and to small of a filter gets plugged up very fast. It's always been cheaper and easier to change out cheap cotton filters and clean faucet screens often. A water system would eliminate that issue but they are to expensive.

hard water and water with rust in it are two very diffrent things. i had a 1000L fishtank and used steel tube for a piece of my filter(bad idea i know) within a month it killed all of my fish, only when i was selling it did i notice the rusted pipe. so i did a ph test on the water with rust, it was off the chart. not to mention the dissolved metals making their way thru. this water pipe is safe for no man or fish to drink from.

Also, there's rust, which isn't the same as the hardness deposits. Rust is oxidized iron (similar byproducts come from oxidization of other metals, same idea applies), so the rust you blasted away was once part of that pipe.

Thanks!

galvanized steel is coated with zinc. when the coating wears away at some point, the coating surrounding that point continues to prevent rust by sacrificing nearby zinc to the rust god Galvanos. the bare patch starts to grow in a little circle as it prefers to sacrifice zinc that is closest first. the iron starts to form rust when the bare patch is a few mm or so in diameter. that's why the pitting makes little circles. the size of the circles depends on which rust spots are oldest. when circles overlap, the corrosion will start to flake off chunks and become more irregular. the distribution of alloying elements in the steel is way more uniform than the coating and you would need magnification to see that.

first it is corrosive through oxidation

Big Mike stfu

Yeah you might want to check that out

my mums house was built in 1650s ...

My House is over 400 Years old. But the Pipes are Just about 50 years old and they Look Like knew thanks to very soft water.

Waterjet Channel: I’ll mail myself there as soon as possible for a follow-up cut!

Well i live in julius ceasars house so i win

Yeah I know

Thing is they get a LOT worse!

Fun fact, really old homes can have lead water service. (Pipe made of lead). Even when Colorado was in a drought, they were telling people in old Denver homes to flush out the pipes for two minutes before using.

95% of the time I drink bottled water. I can't stand the tap. And now I know why! LOL

@@geometricart7851 Fact is that bottled water comes straight from the tap you drink from anyways. There is nothing magical about bottled water nor is any testing done etc

Or simply rememver that mites like on the ground lol

The way I keep track of the two is Stalactite has a C in it, C for ceiling. While Stalagmite has a G, G for ground.

I remember it by associating the Dutch word "stalagtieten" with the word "hangtieten" (hanging/sagging boobs). It's a bit more vulgar but it is certainly memorable.

Stalac(T)ite, Stala(M)ite. The "T" and "M" form the general shape of their respective formations.

I learned it Stalac(t)ite T= top. Once you know that stalagmite is apparent.

Wait a minute

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DEAD

OHH SHIIIIIIIIIIII

Koos Naamloos 😳

You mean "wash away" right? The most effective way to remove all germs you get while touching anything.

You won't die of Coronavirus if you do

And then they lost half of their hands

NEVER do that! You can get a high pressure injury and those are NASTY./

lol

Ours used to come out yellow

We called one of our barracks Mordor, the air smelled of mold and the blond guys had greenish hair after taking a shower. The water was always boiled before drinking

My colleagues says that our fountain gives all kinds of diseases, since it's so bad.

@@ihmejakki2731 where you from lol

@swag master Yeah we had a lot of cum water back at my school.

Try picking your nose with that thing.

10/10 butt slang

4:40 that's face 😂

Samuel Barber's "Adagio for Strings". Heavy Homeworld's flashbacks... ❤

I was expecting astronomia and i got homeworld 😂

How did you type the comment then if you’re dead????

Wot I am a ghost sir

Prairie Climber I learned this same phrasing at Kartchner caverns in Tucson, Az!

The mights go up as the tights come down!!

C for ceiling, G for ground ;)

@@stanhillen6114 I was also gonna say that.

Stalactites hang down like tits do after some decades

Still do

Me, still do

Me

my hose tastes like shit, the water always has a horrible plastic taste

@@joeprinsen1717 that's the best part

Yeah I asked him if he had brown water. And he said only if he hadn’t used the faucet in a day or so

Weight I thought it was flavoured water

@@WaterjetChannel that was high quality mineral water that he paid to get rid of... He could have bottled it and made a few bucks selling it after the video dropped

That looked like Tetanus City.

@@geometricart7851 that would be a perfect name for the bottled water

Thank you!!! That mislead and confused hella people

Exactly! It takes copper around 4 hours to fully kill a virus. but that varies by conditions

Just make it out of silver!😂

And the virus mainly spreads from microscopic droplets that are produced when coughing, talking, sneezing, etc. You need a mask.

I'm not sure why copper has gotten a reputation for all kinds of magical properties. This seems just like a good way to look like a moron trying to open a door

Dazu sind die Verordnungen in Deutschland sehr streng Grüße vom Klempner

Thank your wife for us!

Michael Benoit then he wonders why hes stuffy probabaly 😂😂

SNORTIN DAT RED DUST

kinda defeats the purpose of keeping viruses away from your nose and mouth...

I use a brita filter sometimes but very often i drink austin city tap

They're terrible, they also used to use asbestos to make the old water mains

You should come to Switzerland

Some cities used a lot of asbestos cement and cast iron pipelines lots of which are still in use today, the inside of them is actually pretty clean once you saw them in half(the inside of cast iron looks dark but sample tests show that the amount of iron or rust in them isn't harmful. You don't really want to mess with them too much because they tend to leak quite fast so most water companies just leave them be as they are harmless most of the time which is why lots of them haven't been replaced by newer materials. Most newer built neighborhoods make use of either PVC or epoxy coated iron pipes with the latter being used for large streets or areas with high consumption etc. The real nasty pipelines are the lead ones, there's a chance of getting lead poisoning from them which can be especially damaging for children. It's pretty rare to find them in my country of the Netherlands as they were sanitized over the years. I suggest google searching some of the pipelines i mentioned to have a clear idea of what they look like. ps: I know it might not be the same case in your country/region or whatever but most countries hold drinking water to a high standard as to prevent people from getting sick.

and the liberals wanted to spin the grey water back into the supply lines

You don't get tetanus from rust.

That's definitely the most unique description of tetanus I've heard

lickkermit then what do you get it from

Men don't need iron at all unless they bleed a LOT. Men on average have all the iron their body will need from the age of 10 or so. In fact excessive iron is very toxic to the body

@@godnguns9296 bacteria commonly found in soil. Hence the association with rust: step on a nail you should get a tetanus shot, incidentally the nail is probably rusty since it's been outside and on the ground. The rust has nothing to do with the cause of the disease but is quite likely to be present on dirty objects.

"Self proclaimed expert" Bet ya if I requested numbers all those wemon have a restraining order and a no contact order on ya. I believe ya more of a "Female harrasser expert"

This man lays the pipe

@@Assault_corgi You win the 'strangest comment reply' award

Assault Corgi sir this is a Wendy’s

@@Assault_corgi I lost a lot of brain cells reading this.

Wow. Aren't you special.

USA

It used to be. this was galvanized.

Almost every country in the entire world has used steel pipes for water supplies. LOL

Literally, all countries to this day have galvanized piping for water supplies at one point or another. Some even have lead piping still.

Sure most builds now use all copper. In the uk at least

I always thought of it as "Tight is holding on tight, might is pushing itself up with all of it's might/strength"

I like it when the teacher's tights come down...

I also always remember as something about wanting tights to come down.

jacko2131, that’s true, but I have one question. Why? It’s against the law for an adult to expose private parts to a minor.

I actually had a funny science teacher when I was at school 20 years ago and he told us "you want to be taking a ladies tights down" Probably wouldn't get away with that these days but that's how I have remembered over the years

stala(c)tites->c = ceiling stala(g)mites->g = ground

your fine, yours might just be lead which is very resistant to corrosion

how many ghost you have?

@@HPD1171 Lead pipes can give you super powers too. Or kill you.

@@presence5692 as long as the water isn't full of acidic chemicals ahem (flint mi) the lead shouldn't leak. still rather have copper pipe though.

still cleaner than a well

StalaCtite: "C" for ceiling StalaGmite: "G" for ground

I like that. Hang tight go low, gain might to grow

Because he liked some iron?

@@segment9007 he licked a rusted bar. That looks nasty and looks like it has a shit ton of bacteria. Dont try to put any sense in this lol.

@@crimmie114 he licked the rusty mineral buildup inside the pipe. i doubt theres any bacteria in it.

@@maximumthrottle5391 I tried to make a joke. If you dont understand idk what to tell you

@@crimmie114 i understand the joke, im replying to your second comment.

Thanks for that info! Didn't know about that, very interesting! Thanks also for your service!

No I’m dirty dan.

@Francis Fulford who said he wasn't a plumber huh

nice tyler, the creator pfp

@@Jegarde nice reply to a nice comment

Haha... just wait till I lick it

Nate Conley. It’s only rust

Then you probably shouldn't unscrew the little screen off the end of ANY faucet in your house.

Green Silver “only rust.”

I have bad news unless you filter or buy bottled water only, to an extent your water runs at one point through similar pipes.

I bet your pipes look much better, Lead tends to hold up better than Galvanized over time.

Same here but when plumbing was put in they used copper.

We do plumbing and heating in MN, and some of the supply lines to houses that old have lead pipes coming into them, and change to copper in the house after the meter. You would still be fine though because those minerals seal out the lead.

1880s house gang

I thought it would go to coffin dance meme

@@alvaropallete that would be funny

Stfu

@@somedesertdude1308 no

Wtf is this salty boi tho? 🧂🧂🧂🧂🧂🧂

Haha

Stalactites hold "tight" to the ceiling.

And stalagmites "might" reach the ceiling

C for Ceiling, G for Ground

Haha, minerals added for taste

@@WaterjetChannel Mineral water

DaimonTrilogy imagine capitalism. Damn socialist.