Drains
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cobminor
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No, but I am observant and I look in certain sections for articles I can help with, or, leave out sections that don't interest me. I know we have sections for a reason and to me that is it.
cobminor
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Thanks for that, I think it's time I left, the forum seems to be straying away from its good beginings, and away from welding, in to the poke at other members phase. This happens with web forums.
Cappy
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I'd go for stainless, or grp (there are companies that make water tanks for narrowboats that use grp). However it does have to be specially gel coated on the inside to a) make it waterproof and b) stop the water tasting plasticy.
I think the thing about copper waterpipes in domestic use is that they do not have any free air in them to allow space for verdigris to grow, i.e they're underwater the whole time.
I think the thing about copper waterpipes in domestic use is that they do not have any free air in them to allow space for verdigris to grow, i.e they're underwater the whole time.
You`re not serious Cobinmor? It was only a Pun mate. Give and take ....loosen up .........it`s only humour not personal.........just like banter at work. Are you an ACCOUNTANT?............you see.......more humour..lol.
Alex
Cappy
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Drains
Yeah, nah.
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Oh, I think i've got something in me eye....
