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    • 15 Jul 1999 at 12:03 pm #284197
      Avatar photoBrendan Sellers
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      I own a home that is 10 years old with polybutylene pipes, copper fittings. I have had no leaks – should I replumb?

    • 15 Jul 1999 at 10:58 pm #306810
      Avatar photoSuzanne Leedy
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      : I own a home that is 10 years old with polybutylene pipes, copper fittings. I have had no leaks – should I replumb?Have a look at the link provided below to get some extensive information about polybutylene.

    • 15 Jul 1999 at 10:58 pm #306811
      Avatar photoSuzanne Leedy
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      If you dont, you will be paying for a repipe in a few years. They would like you to have had three leaks, but as the adjuster told one of my customers, who had only had one, You will have two more leaks by tomorrow, wont you! You do understand what I am saying.: I own a home that is 10 years old with polybutylene pipes, copper fittings. I have had no leaks – should I replumb?

    • 15 Jul 1999 at 10:58 pm #306816
      Avatar photoSuzanne Leedy
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      Here are a couple of 1-800s for you and a link below. Consumer Plumbing Recovery Center – 1-800-356-3496 Spencer Class Facility – 1-800-490-6997 Hope this helps…..Lou

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