Yes, it me again.
I have a leaking compression joint that is connected to plastic pipe. I have now read elsewhere that it is not a good idea to connect plastic into compression joints. It DID have an insert in the plastic pipe.
I decided to use plastic JG speedfit pipe in the compression because the other end of the plastic pipe feeds into a JG Speedfit equal tee. I thought that this would be better because I could use the JG Speedfit superseal inserts at the tee end.
Would I be better fitting copper pipe into the compression and feeding the other end of the copper into the JG Speedfit equal tee?
Or should I just remove that section of pipe and redo the compression joint, again using plastic, perhaps this time with PTFE tape.
Can Fernox Water Hawk be used on plastic?
I have a leaking compression joint that is connected to plastic pipe. I have now read elsewhere that it is not a good idea to connect plastic into compression joints. It DID have an insert in the plastic pipe.
I decided to use plastic JG speedfit pipe in the compression because the other end of the plastic pipe feeds into a JG Speedfit equal tee. I thought that this would be better because I could use the JG Speedfit superseal inserts at the tee end.
Would I be better fitting copper pipe into the compression and feeding the other end of the copper into the JG Speedfit equal tee?
Or should I just remove that section of pipe and redo the compression joint, again using plastic, perhaps this time with PTFE tape.
Can Fernox Water Hawk be used on plastic?