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oily taste in galvanized pipe. How to best remove it?
I put a drinking fountain on the end of a 4' prethreaded galvanized pipe
from Home Depot. I used the galvanized so that it would stand up on its own in the yard. The 4' galvanized pipe is fed with PVC. The water from the drinking fountain head continues to taste oily even though I've flushed it with several minutes of water. I'm pretty sure that the oily taste is from oil in the pipe when I bought it at HD. I think it gets the oil in in from cutting the threads in on each end of the pipe. What should I do to remove the oily taste from the pipe? It seems like disassembling it and putting some kind of bottle brush and soap would be quite an effort. There must be better way. How would a plumber do it? Thanks. -- David Jensen Change the xx in my email address to MJ for my real email address. Thanks. |
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