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RZH

July 07, 9:20 AM [GMT -5]

I would avoid using Type M for water supply especially under municipal water pressures. Most local codes stipulate Type L. I did experience one situation where the lighter duty pipe was eaten through by a metal in well water. The cost differential is not enough to take a risk.

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