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Don't most copper pipes get filed with a layer of limestone deposit? That basically acts like a calcium liner of sorts no?
by DoingIsLearning 5y ago
Don't most copper pipes get filed with a layer of limestone deposit? That basically acts like a calcium liner of sorts no?
- rainbowzootsuit 5y agoThis depends on local water hardness but generally is a stronger effect in hot water pipes because of the inverse temperature solubility of calcium carbonate. Municipal water is definitely tuned to make a passivation layer on the pipe work.