supply line

  1. ngmtl

    Why doesn't this 3/8" COMP tee have a washer in it? And should you use thread tape?

    I purchased this 3/8" COMP Dual Outlet Tee: https://www.lowes.com/pd/Keeney-Lead-Free-Add-A-Tee-Adapter-3-8-in-x-3-8-in-x-3-8-in/1000276665 Questions: 1. Why doesn't the female connector on the tee have a washer in it? 2. Since there is no washer, do I need to use thread tape to make a seal or...
  2. Bosco

    Black Residue in the water

    Replaced drain in the bathroom sink, when we turn the water on there was black residue initially. Thought it might Might be because we hit the braided supply hoses. When we turned the water back on and jiggled the hoses we would get black residue out of Hot and cold. Information?
  3. JPChill

    Toto Unifit toilets supply line question

    This Forum has been such a help. Struggling with figuring out what to do about 14" rough ins on 1950 slab construction house. I replaced the toilets when I purchased the house in 2002 and I think I got the last 14" American standards as I have elongated bowl and under 29" lip to wall. Looking...
  4. Flapper

    I successfully replaced a stop valve!

    After seeing Terry's advice to always replace corrugated supply lines, and the info about sleeve pullers, I thought I'd replace the one on the downstairs toilet where I replaced the fill valve but not the supply line. It wasn't leaking and it worked fine so I took a good look at it. I discovered...
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