Shut It Off! — The 60-Second Water Race
Every fixture in the house is running and the clock is ticking. Turn them all off, find the main shutoff valve, and win priority booking on our $99 Power Flush — while learning the one move that saves real homes from real floods.
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How to Play
Six Fixtures. One Valve. 60 Seconds.
The house below is losing water fast — showers, sinks, the washer supply, even the hose bib outside. Your job: shut it all off before the timer hits zero.
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Press Start and the clock begins: six fixtures are running at once — the upstairs shower and sink, the kitchen sink, the washing machine supply, the downstairs half-bath sink, and the outdoor hose bib.
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Click or tap a fixture to work its valve. Sink handles close with a quick triple-tap; the shower, washer supply, and hose bib need a press-and-hold twist.
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Once all six are off, the main shutoff valve next to the water heater starts glowing. Hold it to close the whole house down and win.
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Beat the 60-second timer and your score is the time you had to spare. Keyboard players: Tab moves between running fixtures, and holding Enter or Space works the valve.
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Ready? The Water's Already Running.
Shut It Off!
Six fixtures are running full blast. Shut off every one, then close the main shutoff valve before the 60-second timer — and before the water damage racks up.
Tab between fixtures · hold Enter or Space to turn valves · auto-pauses when you switch tabs
Why This Matters
In a Real Emergency, You Skip Straight to the Main Valve
When a pipe bursts, you don't shut fixtures off one by one — you close the main shutoff valve and stop the whole house at once. The game's finale is the real lesson: find your main shutoff before you ever need it. In most Southern California homes it's near the front hose bib, in the garage, or at the street-side meter box.
Know how to do this for real — step-by-step emergency shutoff-
Washer hoses fail quietly
Burst washing machine supply hoses are one of the most common causes of home floods — and they usually let go when nobody's in the laundry room.
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Hose bibs split in cold snaps
An unprotected outdoor bib can freeze, crack, and soak the wall cavity it's mounted in before anyone notices a drip inside.
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Water heaters age at the tank
Sediment buildup strains the tank year after year. A yearly flush — like our $99 Power Flush — keeps it efficient. If yours is already leaking, our water heater repair team answers 24/7 at (877) 798-7487.
The Fine Print, Plainly
Game & Promotion Terms
The reward is our standing $99 Water Heater Power Flush offer, available to every customer — the game is for fun and education and doesn't change the offer's price or terms. The $99 price applies when the heater already has a full-port 3/4″ ball valve installed; see the offer page for details.
No purchase necessary to play. Shut It Off! is a free browser game built to teach one real skill: knowing where your fixture valves and main shutoff are before an emergency.
All offers subject to change without notice. Each offer's own page carries its verified details and terms.
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Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions About Shut It Off!
How the game works, what winners get, and the real-world shutoff answers behind it.
