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Crappy water or not, it still doesn't scale/rot PVC. Many parts of the country have the same problems. If you happen to live in one of those places PVC clear advantages.
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Not my house, but I believe I'd go ahead and scrap the countertop too. Gonna be tough getting cabinets back under there.
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