I guess rather the washing machine broke?
There is water running from everywhere ⌠C___drenâs reactions vary âŚ
Panic, calm and see what the others do and wipe up water.
For no apparent reason, the pipe just burst, the washing machine wasnât on.
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I guess the faucet is broken. Why are they not simply turn off the water on the valves?
I donât think they know where the stop cock is to turn off the water
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Lol Scott on phone. I guess he has to come over with his hot glue gun 
I recall not long ago Scott was repairing this basinâs trap.
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That is common in the in old house in the winter time at Russia and Canada. Cold weather is the bane of water pipes and the appliances that rely on them. Water expands when it freezes, and this increases pressure in the pipes as the temperature drops. If the pressure isnât relieved or the water doesnât thaw, the pipe may burst. When this happens, the appliance it leads to wonât work properly until the leak is fixed. Repairing a washing machine leak after a winter freeze requires care to prevent the leak from becoming worse.
FFS it is obviuous the faucet is the problem. Just turn off the angle valves and replace the faucet.
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If the pipe has burst, below the inline valve, then they need the mains turned off.
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It is the faucet. The water is not coming from where the valves are. It comes from the sink. And there is the faucet or the connection pipe to itâŚ
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The faucet has a pipe connected to it with an inline valve, if itâs leaking below that valve, the mains needs turning off
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Scott fixed those pipes with his glue gun a couple of weeks ago. 
Yes exactly. The girl there had the right idea. But I think the valves are stuck and canât be turned by hand. They need a pipe wrenchâŚ
Was the girl with the hat who had the right idea to go for the valves. Unfortunately they are stuck
Usually they need a screwdriver to turn them off
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Wonât work when they are stuck. Best to use pipe wrench