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James OMPV
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![]() Just wondering what everybody's opinion is on these. I tried one about 2 years ago because the customer bought it and the rubber kept shooting up into the toilet tank when i tightened it onto the tank.
The reason im asking is because a customer called looking for toilet supply tubes with metal nuts because a friend of hers had a situation where they left and the nut on her supply tube broke and flooded her house for a week (She cant turn her main water supply off for some reason). I was thinking floodsafe supply tubes may be a better option. Any thoughts? http://www.wattscanada.ca/pages/_pro...ls.asp?pid=600 Last edited by dazedel8; 03-06-2016 at 08:17 PM.. Reason: Changed floodcheck to floodsafe |
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Mark
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![]() Trash
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![]() Pure garbage.
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![]() I 'll bet they are made somewhere in Asia.
I've used Brasscraft for over 25 years and haven't had a flood yet. |
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![]() Bad quality brother.
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![]() Hello, please go to the introduction section and introduce yourself. What kind of plumbing you do, years in the trade, and anything else you want to share.
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![]() They are horrible. Any fluctuations in water pressure shut them off and then you have to go back and pop them off at the stop to reset.
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![]() If you provide them, be prepare to go back a couple times
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![]() Just bend a chrome Supply. They've been used for 100 years for a reason. Flex lines are fine but the homeowner can go to the depot and put them in themselves. I think they call us for professional quality. Fixing toilets isn't rocket surgery.
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![]() We never supplied them, but got a few calls when H.O. could not get water to their fixtures. A good idea that does not work as one would expect.
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