Re: Braided metal toilet supply

Posted by Terry Love on February 23, 19100 at 12:41:53:
In response to Re: Braided metal toilet supply
Joe, I'm sure he was only having fun with it. You are right in warning about tying knots with flex supplies. A kinked flex supply will not let much water through. When possible, getting the right size is nice as are gentle loops. A real professional job is with the chrome plated rigid copper, which is a bit hard for homeowners. Terry : If you read my message again, you would realize I was pointing out to Ralph that he should WANT to find the right length line, and not even consider tying knots in one that is too long. : If a person doesn't WANT to find the right tool for the job, they shouldn't do the job in the first place. Braided lines for toilet water supply connections are readily available.

Posted by Terry Love on February 23, 19100 at 12:41:53:

In response to Re: Braided metal toilet supply

Joe,
I'm sure he was only having fun with it. You are right in warning about tying knots with flex supplies. A kinked flex supply will not let much water through. When possible, getting the right size is nice as are gentle loops. A real professional job is with the chrome plated rigid copper, which is a bit hard for homeowners. Terry

: If you read my message again, you would realize I was pointing out to Ralph that he should WANT to find the right length line, and not even consider tying knots in one that is too long.

: If a person doesn't WANT to find the right tool for the job, they shouldn't do the job in the first place. Braided lines for toilet water supply connections are readily available.

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