1st solder, sitting water? ,,,

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Charles Gonzales

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I am a DIYer doing my first copper solder project for a new bathtub valve and faucet. As I aligned the faucet pipe, it angled upward, which would result in slight sitting water, once the valve is off. (I have attached a picture).

Not sure if I can make it perfect, but is it worth the effort to redo the faucet pipe? Is the potential of sitting water okay?

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Since water always seeks it's way down, you will not have a lot of water in the horizontal pipe.
BTW, did you solder this pipe under the green plastic cover and at the wall?
 
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