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On Mon, 25 Jan 2021 08:19:53 -0500, Keyser Söze
wrote: On 1/24/21 8:25 PM, Bill wrote: Getting a new heater and AC system. When the guy was under house doing the ducts, he found two leaks in the water lines. Plumber could not get there for a week, so decided I had to crawl under and do the job. Leaking pipe to a Union and a leaking sweated joint. Water still dripping from lines, so near impossible to solder. Used Sharkbite connectors. Fabulous invention. The licensed plumber who installed our new water heater a couple of years ago used "sharkbites," and said he had been using them without issue for "some time." The heater is in a protected spot in a indoor basement storage room, so the pipes aren't exposed to huge temperature variations or subject to being banged by falling objects, kids on hot wheels bikes, et cetera. Yeah "O" rings always last forever ;-) That Poly Butyl pipe was the cat's meow too ... until it wasn't. |
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