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qwertyjjj replied to the thread PEX backflow prevention.How do you transition then? You're not allowed polypipe inside and not allowed PEX out? -
JJAYROD_co replied to the thread Rough in help!.Thank you John for the reply. So I'm assuming last drain means going towards septic? So it is possible then to vent multiple drains on...
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I live in a single wide mobile home, built sometime in the 70's. I noticed my bathtub was lower a little over an inch on the sides... -
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Llmw52 posted the thread What tool to hold water out while installing Nipple in Water Heater Forum, Tanks.Hi all, I am installing an HTP Phoenix water heater. The Stainless Steel return and supply for the water is on the side of the...
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breplum replied to the thread Rough in help!.I'll say it again. Under a slab is the last place you want to learn drainage plumbing. WAY too many places to mess it up. -
breplum replied to the thread PEX backflow prevention.DO NOT pain PEX tubing, do not use outdoors.
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getoffmylawn replied to the thread Add booster pump to existing system.Thanks again. I may not mess this up, thanks to your knowledge and time. Have a great day! -
WorthFlorida replied to the thread Open discharge freeze protection selinoid and drain.Not sure if you want this to work all year or only during cold spells. However, If your in the LA it would be rare if you have to worry... -
evo_anne replied to the thread Silly question for the washer plumbing.It's that simple?!!! So I actually don't need to buy a washer emergency shut-off? Thank you! -
Mr tee replied to the thread Silly question for the washer plumbing.If you turn the yellow handles 90 degrees when not using the machine it will shut the water to the hoses and you won't need a detector. -
evo_anne replied to the thread Silly question for the washer plumbing.Thank you!
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I'm running a 1/2" PEX to outside (painted for UV protection) where it then splits to a hose branch and a branch for the sprinkler...
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James Henry replied to the thread Silly question for the washer plumbing.Your set up looks professionally done. I wouldn't redo it. Here is a leak detector that can attach to your setup. I'm sure if you shop... -
evo_anne posted the thread Silly question for the washer plumbing in Plumbing Forum, Professional & DIY Advice.First of all, please excuse my questions if they are silly. We bought a 1950's house. The plumbing behind the washer is different. I...
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jag_man653 replied to the thread Replacing drain valve that is clogged.Success! With the tank inlet open and no hot water faucets I opened the drain valve through a 10' garden hose. After the hose filled the...
