FatDaddy
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I have an old cabin.Fifties. Some of the plumbing has been replaced and I have some pvc and copper but most is galvanized threaded pipe,I think.
When I last visited the place,the cold water in the bathroom and the supply to the toilet ran VERY slowly.The hot was OK and the hot and cold in the kitchen was good. My cousin offered her thought--perhaps the pipes have clogged with minerals for the cold in the bathroom.
My questions are:
How does one join copper to galvanized in this situation IF I need to replace the colds supply? Should I use copper or get threaded galvanized pieces to match what I remove if in fact the issue is clogged pipe?
Thanks in advance.
When I last visited the place,the cold water in the bathroom and the supply to the toilet ran VERY slowly.The hot was OK and the hot and cold in the kitchen was good. My cousin offered her thought--perhaps the pipes have clogged with minerals for the cold in the bathroom.
My questions are:
How does one join copper to galvanized in this situation IF I need to replace the colds supply? Should I use copper or get threaded galvanized pieces to match what I remove if in fact the issue is clogged pipe?
Thanks in advance.