Hello all, I’m in the process of updating the kitchen and needed to add a water line for the refrigerator water supply. The nearest waterline is on the hot water heater supply line. I’ve added a tee fitting along with some reducers just after the shut off check valve just at the expansion tank just prior to entering the water heater. Is there any reason this won’t work as a temporary solution? I plan on calling a plumber to replace the water heater later this year and will tear down the wall behind it to have it connected properly. Here’s a photo. Thanks.
We just started to clean the laundry room and when we moved the dryer, we saw that the wall where water line going outside is super moldy.
I tried to replace the outdoor faucet with a new one we have, but of course the screws are completely stripped from who knows when.
I wouldn’t be asking if this was drywall. But we have concrete walls (house built in 65).
how in the world do I get those stripped screws out, fix this and not break the bank?
i don’t know what I’m doing
last picture wouldn’t upload of the outside. Here is a link to it.
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Before I go with the Watts system I want to install this set up but from a different approach. I see these pumps but they are cast iron and I am wondering if these are really rated for home drinking water. Being cast iron are these pumps prone to rusting/introducing rust in the plumbing system? Would this be an appropriate pump?
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01-10-21, 11:20 AM
