PEX Waterlines
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Ya know I don't know for sure the builders I was taking never said, but I was asking about the PEX.
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Plhorseman (07-13-2007)
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My ol man been in plumbing business bout 30 years, and he is one them old dogs you just cant teach new tricks, he still swears by use of copper pipe; and talks down this new stuff. I myself, being in Iowa just a few short months, have seen that PEX is tried and true and talked very well about out here. When I get back home, I will ask some of the other plumbers whom I know through my dad if they use it at all.
Though as Dozer Boy said, SoCal may just be different, and perhaps even the younger plumbers are not going to it yet. We shall find out soon enough though-
Though as Dozer Boy said, SoCal may just be different, and perhaps even the younger plumbers are not going to it yet. We shall find out soon enough though-
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The bathroom that I just redid Whit had Pex pipes in it, black mold... leak,,, but the problem was in the sink .. I think the crimping pliers are the key, cause you cant even crimp that with out them. as long as you used them, it should be good...Its sure is tough to try to undo if thats a good thing.
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Our cabin has been done with the PEX for several months now and no leaks.......real good stuff and very easy to use
as Jenn says the krimping tools are the key to it and you hafta have the right tools or its a no go
the only thing you can do with a bad connection is to cut the band or tubing and start over
as Jenn says the krimping tools are the key to it and you hafta have the right tools or its a no go
the only thing you can do with a bad connection is to cut the band or tubing and start over