bob haller wrote:
My solution:

Buy braided rubber lines ( for hot water) as they have brass
connections. Easy to install and forget using the copper lines.

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whats wrong with regular copper lines? takes a little longer but much
better job

The biggest problem is that it takes a little longer. And copper is not very
flexible which might be of concern in earthquake-prone areas. And, with
copper, you need a greater variety of tools and more skill than "Does you
hand fit a wrench?"