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Asking plumbers on lemmy: is this ok?
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this post was submitted on 08 May 2025
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You're probably confusing Pex for CPVC. PEX is fine (even if I have a preference for copper I have to be real here).
It's not the pipes I meant, but the flexible hookup hoses. They make metal ones, and I've been told they are more reliable then the rubber (vinyl?) ones that these appear to be.
Oh yeah, that I agree with! I've had good luck with OEM rubber hoses from LG in the past, but have since replaced them with stainless steel braided hoses indeed!