Re: Accidentally cut 1/2" Polybutylene

Posted by ANYONE???......PLEASE HELP??? on December 13, 2003 at 12:18:07:
In response to Re: Accidentally cut 1/2" Polybutylene
: Hi, : We (or actually me) accidentally cut one of our Polybutylene 1/2" pipes in our basement in half :( It's a clean cut. It supplies the hot water to our washing machine. So basically I need to re-join those two pieces of 1/2" Polybutylene back together. : I have been doing some research and it seems like the "Qest" or "Flair-It" compression fittings would be very easy and cost effective to get the job done. : : Is it really as easy as just tightening the nuts like any other compression fitting?? And it won't leak?? If Terry or any other knowledgable plumber could reply I would great appreciate it! : : Thanks! : P.S. Should I go with the Qest or Flair-It fitting??

Posted by ANYONE???......PLEASE HELP??? on December 13, 2003 at 12:18:07:

In response to Re: Accidentally cut 1/2" Polybutylene

: Hi,
: We (or actually me) accidentally cut one of our Polybutylene 1/2" pipes in our basement in half :( It's a clean cut. It supplies the hot water to our washing machine. So basically I need to re-join those two pieces of 1/2" Polybutylene back together.

: I have been doing some research and it seems like the "Qest" or "Flair-It" compression fittings would be very easy and cost effective to get the job done.
:
: Is it really as easy as just tightening the nuts like any other compression fitting?? And it won't leak?? If Terry or any other knowledgable plumber could reply I would great appreciate it!
:
: Thanks!

: P.S. Should I go with the Qest or Flair-It fitting??

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