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For questions relating to the water system of a home or other building, including plumbing and fixtures, water heating, water filtering and treatment, and irrigation/sprinkler systems. Questions regarding swimming pools and spas should have the additional tags "pool" or "spa".
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Splicing mesh plumbing pipe
I replaced the old PVC pipe that connected the faucet to the water line with the supplied pipe.
The supplied pipes are not PVC. They're instead covered in some kind of mesh. … Previously, the old PVC pipe was cut and joined to a splitter that channeled water to the under-sink filtration system.
Is it possible to cut this mesh-type pipe and join it to a splitter as well? …
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