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Life time guarantees like that don't exist anymore.

I remember my mother's cousin named Barney McGill, the was a Bond Bread home delivery truck driver for many years and a self taught craftsman woodworker and all around handyman. He would make a little side money by asking if the bread customer wanted him to fix a screen door after he was finished his deliveries for the day. and stuff like that. When I was in grade school, I would visit him and in his basement he has a full workshop with power saws and sanders and all kinds of tools. When he retired from Bond Bread, he came to my home and made the basement in our home a full fledged bar dance floor and pool hall. It was a great opportunity for me to learn all kinds of woodworking and how to use and care for tools.

I remember that he would tell my parents that all his work had a lifetime warranty. "His Lifetime." and when he passed away, all that great work that he did lasted much longer than he did. I miss him and all the times we spent together.

the nonpotable is because it isn't low lead. If you read the code carefully it says that low lead components are only required on lines supplying water for cooking or drinking so the feed to the boiler doesn't need to be low lead according to the code.