Do you need help with a shut off valve repair in a bathroom?
Get quick tips on removal and replacement.

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There's nothing worse than a leaky or nonworking shut off valve. Especially in the bathroom.

When your toilet starts to overflow you want that shut off to work ASAP.

This video shares how to remove an old shut off, what tool can help with compression fittings and why 1/4 ball valves are the best option for new shut offs.