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FAQ

Just paintedmy copper pipes with radiator paint and realised i was supposed to prime first! What will happen?

It all depends on the condition of the pipes. New pipes might hold the paint for a while but old dirty pipes will not. The worst that could happen is the paint will flake off. When this happens just sand off the remaining paint down to shiny metal prime and repaint. Also some copper pipes come with a coating on them to prevent the green corrosion that goes along with copper. If it is the varnish style you should be alright but if its the oil coating your paint will surely fall off. Your hands will get an oily film on them when you touch it. I would sand off the paint and start over for a permanent solution

Where are the squid pipes after the bombing of the arsenal?

I suggest this taxi.Blow up the halo building. When the road is filled up, it will come across on the bridge over it. Believing it's not difficult to hit it with a tank.

I have current (amperage) running threw my cold water main the more load you put on the higher the amperage would this cause the leaks?

I'm curious. How do you know current is flowing through your pipes? Did you check them with a clamp on amperage meter? That's the only way I know of to test for current flow without interrupting the circuit path. Under normal and safe circumstances current should not be flowing through your pluming. If there actually is current flow through your pipes you have something seriously wrong with your wiring and you (or your landlord) should get an electrician to repair the wiring ASAP. As for the pin holes I think it is much more likely that they are caused by corrosion than current flow. Is part of your pluming still iron pipe? (the pipe from the meter to the house maybe?) Remove the faucet screens and check for rusty debris. I read that pin holes in copper pipes can happen when flakes of rusty iron settle on copper pipes. The dissimilar metals react chemically and can corrode enough for pin holes to form. This is why the iron brackets that hold the Statue of Liberty's copper skin together have insulators sandwiched in between the iron and the copper. I suggest you flush your system by opening all the hose bibs and faucets one at a time for at least a few minutes each. Hopefully this will help slow down the formation of new leaks. For repairing the leaks there are books in you local home center that can guide you through the repair process.

It is a foreclosed property. It seems there could have been some freezing before winterization of the plumbing. The water was only on for about ten minutes. We had to shut it off because of the leaky faucets. I‘m scared that the interior copper plumbing could be busted, although we didn‘t notice any water coming through the cieling or walls, but again it was only on for 10 minutes. We need to get it inspected by a plumber so we know how much to take off our offering price. Any suggestions??

Usually foreclosed homes are sold as is. I suggest you get a plumber to inspect all the plumbing and give you an estimate on the cost of repairs. Also, anything you have doubts about, have a person certified in that particular field to inspect it and write out an estimate for the cost of repairs. It is better to be overly prepared than not at all. My husband and I recently purchased a house, the seller, and the realtor, were less than forth coming about problems the home had. The home inspector could not have found these problems. We have lived in our home less than six months and Saturday, had to rip up three rooms of tile floors. When you mop these floors, the water would lay under the tile. The floors were soaked underneath. There had been a fire in the chimney which burned the chimney up. The cost of repairs was $1,597.00. Only a certified chimney inspector could tell this. The septic system for our home is 10 yrs. old. It had never been serviced, inspected, or pumped. The cost of that was a bit over $600.00. When it rains, six inches of water lays under our house. None of these things were disclosed to us prior to buying our home. The home inspector did not find these things, they needed to be inspected by certified inspectors. Be cautious! It can save you alot of money and grief. We have a lawyer and are in the process of suing the seller and the realtor.

It wont come off as coupler type thing stopping it, but wont slide back down the pipe eather. I need to stop it leaking so want to remove it and refit

use lots of wd40. let stand for 30min.then work it off.

How to remove copper scale?

Select the appropriate cleaning detergent tube. And the metal corrosion damage, completely solve the chemical corrosion and electrochemical corrosion damage of the current widespread use of strong acid cleaning of the central air-conditioning heat exchange system of metal, thereby greatly prolonging the service life of the equipment.There are two ways to clean:1. open immersion method: 10-50 dilution injection pipe; ensure that filled with water, open the cold water valve, water will put clean; rinse with water until the water outlet pipeline, a water outflow, the cleaning is complete.2., forced circulation method: cycle cleaning, soaking or compressed air bubbling for 2-12 hours, to confirm the dirt residue loose, rear row, rinse the liquid, the equipment can be used normally;

At first glance, Emerilware stainless steel cooksets look like the Copper Core. Both are made by All Clad. However, just based on price alone, one would think they are worlds apart. Anyone have an opinion between the two? My other choice is the All Clad stainless series, but Copper Core is still my first choice, although price drops it down a few spots.

All Clad Copper Core

Is it good to use copper tubes for decorating water pipes?

Strongly recommended to use copper tube, PPR tube for a long time will produce a large number of toxins and a large number of viruses is not good for the body, and the tube no matter how long hundreds of years later, will not produce toxic substances and toxic bacteria, and will automatically remove the virus. Now China still use a lot of PPR tube, the industry is not an open secret, have been in several years ago out of the PPR tube, PPR tube is used only in industrial uses, foreign PPR tube imported into the China market, poison Chinese, please resist PPR pipe used in civil.