What is a stop and waste valve?
This is a type of valve that not only shuts off the flow of water but has a side port that when unscrewed allows the water to drain back, hence the term waste. This term is often applied to other type of valves that simply stop the flow of water.

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1. My water pressure seems low. What should I do?
2. Are adjustments made for water leaks due to a leaking faucet or toilet?
3. Is there any adjustment to my bill for using water on my lawn, filling a pool, washing cars, or other uses where water does not go down the sewer?
4. In an emergency water leak at my property after hours, who do I call?
5. Where is my main valve in case I need to turn my water off?
6. Does my water contain flouride?
7. When is the best time to water my lawn?
8. I have a leak, whose responsibility is it?
9. New water service, who do I contact?
10. Who do I contact for repairs or to turn off water at my property?
11. What is a stop and waste valve?