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Plastic Tubing for Salt Water Discharge
On Jun 6, 1:10*pm, "
wrote: Three years ago I ran some plastic tubing (which I believe was polypropylene) from my water softener in the garage, through the brick exterior wall and into my subsurface drainage system. *The tubing cracked at the outside of the wall and before I replace it, I'd like some advice if polypropylene is the best material to use for this application. If you can do without the flexibility, a system made of gray PVC electrical conduit and fittings is both tough and UV resistant. Indoor portion could be other material, of course. Joe |
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