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I always use cold water and then boil it in a kettle. That's great for you. This has nothing to do with how absurd the idea of using lead in 'hot pipes' would
by CyberDildonics 3y ago
I always use cold water and then boil it in a kettle.
That's great for you. This has nothing to do with how absurd the idea of using lead in 'hot pipes' would be.
Not drinking it doesn't prevent legionnaire disease.
I didn't say anything about drinking, I just said it comes from stagnant water.
I still use it for that reason because lead free is a bitch to work with. I only solder micro electronics though.
Lead free solder is very easy to work with when putting copper pipes together. The torch puts out a lot of heat and you don't have to worry about destroying anything near it (except for wood behind it). I can't imagine all the twisted logic it would take for someone to think using leaded solder in pipes is a good idea.
- c22 3y agoOne time I sweated a joint about 1 foot away from an electrical line running inside a steel conduit. The ambient heat (plus, I guess, whatever load was on the wires) was enough to melt the jacketing and cause a short.