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Can PVC replace steel in a buried leaking condesate line?
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I'd use copper there. PVC/ABS can't take the heat.
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leaking condensate line
Can I use PVC or ABS instead of steel to replace a buried condensate line that is leaking and needs to replaced?0 -
NO ------ if its a wet return it sometimes can be done in copper0 -
Is 3/4\" copper ok?
Is 3/4" copper okay or match the size of the condensate line at 1" or 1-1/4"?0 -
Why are you trying to cut corners so much? Of course you should replace the existing pipe with one of equal size. The reason that 1 1/4" is there now is because that's what is needed. If they needed 3/4 originally they would have put. . . 3/4.0 -
Thx again.
Thx, thats why I asked the question. If you dont ask, you dont know why. Thanks again.0
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