Absolutely true. But if someone's reading this at 10 pm and the only toilet isn't working, and they don't keep a stock of toilet supply lines on hand, they might appreciate a tip on how to get it functioning 'til they can do a real fix.
The funny thing is, when I first heard of the Floodsafe, I was thinking, what a great idea.
Then I got a call from a customer that had installed a new toilet, and the fill valve wasn't filling.
He was sure it was a defective toilet or fill valve.
The homeowner had installed his own toilet using parts from the hardware store.
It was a Floodsafe, and of course, it had shut off.
They can be reset by releasing the pressure, or disconnecting, and then reconnecting.
But for many fill valves, they just shut off.
The scary thing is the connection itself, there are some pictures the other plumbers posted that show that part breaking, and flooding the home.
I guess it has a weak link.
Will not work with TOTO