@@jpmacoo He said they corrode and explode. That would be a mechanical failure. They don’t have explosives in them, and brass fittings would not be the only fittings to explode if frozen. It’s kinda the only thing that makes any sense
@@clev5678 Yeah, I didn't really think that. 😶 Not sure why these brass fittings would have more issues than other brass fittings, though. Sucks, since I thought they'd be more durable than plastic, and they're also more expensive
Its teflon tape and not uncommon to be used by professional at least here in sweden from what I have seen now those plastic tubes whit just metal clamps holding them in place feels sketch to me
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Height,depth etc??...
Don’t use the brass fittings. They corrode and explode after only a few years. I’ve only ever seen it happen on the hot lines though, not cold.
Explode? Because they freeze? Or is there something explosive in them?
@@jpmacooI imagine he’s saying they mechanically fail and burst under standard domestic water pressure
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Well, it'd be nice to know
@@jpmacoo He said they corrode and explode. That would be a mechanical failure. They don’t have explosives in them, and brass fittings would not be the only fittings to explode if frozen. It’s kinda the only thing that makes any sense
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Yeah, I didn't really think that. 😶
Not sure why these brass fittings would have more issues than other brass fittings, though. Sucks, since I thought they'd be more durable than plastic, and they're also more expensive
How much would I expect to pay a plumber did this rough in job?
I’m not exactly sure but I would suspect a few hundred at least.
About $2500
@danielalonzo7598 that's high way robbery, I do it for a living, 300.00 dollars the most.
Your entire job is relying on tape. 😂😂
Its teflon tape and not uncommon to be used by professional at least here in sweden from what I have seen now those plastic tubes whit just metal clamps holding them in place feels sketch to me
@@link7417 yeah that shit don't fly in the us.
@@mikecoffman2821lol what are you talking about dude.
@mikecoffman2821 😂😂 TF are you even talking about, bro?
So wrong 😆 teflon tape is used by professionals all of America.
maybe talk on your next vid? but thx
Learned the hard way that mice can and will chew through pex. I'll stick with copper and it's naturally occurring antifungal properties.
Not everyone lives in a rodent infested sh1thole
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That’s gonna leak big time