any plumbers in the house? got a problem

[blackbeSSt]

so the wifey and i just bought a new washer and dryer today. in the process of taking the old washer out i see some water coming out of the hoses once turned off. normal i know. well i put a bucket under it to catch the remains of the water while i go unload the new ones. i come back 10 minutes later and that son bitch was still leaking.

so i make sure that the handles are super tight and thats when i notice the bubble at the top part of 1 of the hose. so i unscrew it from the wall and sure as the world it keeps leaking. so as of right now i got it hooked back up to the old washer just to stop the leak.

any ideas on how to completely stop it?

[The Seer]

I'm not a plumber but I'm a pretty good handyman. The old washer will still have a lot of water left in it. It will eventually stop. Just keep the hose raised up so it doesn't run out.

[blackbeSSt]

I'm not a plumber but I'm a pretty good handyman. The old washer will still have a lot of water left in it. It will eventually stop. Just keep the hose raised up so it doesn't run out.

shit i thought the same thing until it filled up a 5 gallon bucket! and i can also faintly hear water running when its not attached to the washer

[pavyracer]

pay for delivery and installation next time

[blackbeSSt]

pay for delivery and installation next time

those fu(ktards don't know how to fix leaks. they are over weight tards who can't get a real job.