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Bath faucet water lines?? Help!
Hello,
Just moved into a pre-owned home built in 1999. Ranch on a slab. Copper pipes in slab. Under bath faucets there are gray plastic lines from the copper lines to the faucets. Any idea what the plastic line are? What are they made of? Should I replace them with stainless steel flex hoses for safety concerns? I don't want one of the plastic hoses bursting one me. Thanks for thoughts/ideas. Bill Billy Boy To reply correct [at] and [dot] |
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Bath faucet water lines?? Help!
You can replace the plastic lines but its just the hook up lines anyway.
They come in plastic and metal. I have used both types but prefer the plastic as they are more flexable to work with. Both are code and both are as effective as the other. If the lines are not leaking I wouldn t bother changing them. I have these in my house for at least 15 years and no problems have come about. When I upgrade the taps I just get new plastic hook ups like you described. This type of hook up for the faucet is common in homes today. "Billy Boy" billyboy[at]comcast[dot]net wrote in message ... Hello, Just moved into a pre-owned home built in 1999. Ranch on a slab. Copper pipes in slab. Under bath faucets there are gray plastic lines from the copper lines to the faucets. Any idea what the plastic line are? What are they made of? Should I replace them with stainless steel flex hoses for safety concerns? I don't want one of the plastic hoses bursting one me. Thanks for thoughts/ideas. Bill Billy Boy To reply correct [at] and [dot] |
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Bath faucet water lines?? Help!
Thanks. Just what I needed. I'll leave them and save a few bucks.
On Fri, 28 Jul 2006 04:20:20 GMT, "Dick" wrote: You can replace the plastic lines but its just the hook up lines anyway. They come in plastic and metal. I have used both types but prefer the plastic as they are more flexable to work with. Both are code and both are as effective as the other. If the lines are not leaking I wouldn t bother changing them. I have these in my house for at least 15 years and no problems have come about. When I upgrade the taps I just get new plastic hook ups like you described. This type of hook up for the faucet is common in homes today. "Billy Boy" billyboy[at]comcast[dot]net wrote in message .. . Hello, Just moved into a pre-owned home built in 1999. Ranch on a slab. Copper pipes in slab. Under bath faucets there are gray plastic lines from the copper lines to the faucets. Any idea what the plastic line are? What are they made of? Should I replace them with stainless steel flex hoses for safety concerns? I don't want one of the plastic hoses bursting one me. Thanks for thoughts/ideas. Bill Billy Boy To reply correct [at] and [dot] Billy Boy To reply correct [at] and [dot] |
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