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compression fittings on plastic pipe
I've got a T junction under my sink which has a slight weep.
Two plastic pipes with plastic stiffening end inserts fit into a conventional brass compression fitting with olives. There's a T off to a washing machine in copper pipe. Is it usual to run plastic pipes into a regular compression fitting like this? If so are there any tips for making it seal properly? |
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