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Hello,
I am about to make my first attempt at plumbing with plastic pipe. I am a bit confused about what fittings to use. I know to use the correct Pb or PEX inserts. I know I can use standard brass compression fittings and some of the push fit for copper fittings say you can use them on plastic pipe too, but I see there are also plastic push fit fittings: are these just to join plastic to plastic or can they be used to join plastic to copper? What is the best to use: compression? Are we still paranoid about push fit? ![]() TIA |
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