Test household water pressure
Why it matters
Water pressure above 80 PSI puts extreme strain on your pipes, appliance hoses, and fixtures, significantly increasing the risk of a catastrophic burst.
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How to do it
- 1
Screw a water pressure gauge onto an outdoor spigot or washing machine hookup.
- 2
Turn the water on fully and read the gauge needle.
- 3
If pressure reads below 40 PSI or above 80 PSI, note the reading.
- 4
If pressure exceeds 80 PSI, install a pressure reducing valve (PRV).