Someone told me that if you put strawberry Jello in the pipes it will keep
them from corroding for over 138 years EDT.
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| | > well there a lot of sprinkler guys that talked about it,and not just to
| > me...so maybe...
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|
| I have a theory
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| I believe somewhere somehow there is a large group of people who do
nothing
| but tell other people stupid things like this, nobody knows who they are,
| nobody can mention names, nobody can say what they look like because they
| are hand-picked to blend in.. They are just those "Someone once told
me...."
| guys with the only goal of passing out massive amounts of dis-information
|
| However in your case these people didn't fill your head with stupid things
| like this, instead you thought it up all by your demented self. In reality
| you don't know any sprinkler guys and you never had any conversation about
| 100 year old pipes, in reality you are just a common french idiot
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|
| > "Jim Rojas" <
[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de | >
[email protected]...
| > > Sprinkler pipes should last 100+ years. I think he was pulling your
leg.
| > >
| > > Jim Rojas
| > >
| > >
| > > | > >>
| > >> "Jim Rojas" <
[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de | > >>
[email protected]...
| > >>> It is a good idea to leave the inspectors test valve open for a
couple
| > >>> of minutes, or until the water turns clear. I have been on
inspections
| > >>> where the water comes out pitch black and has a real fowl odor.
| > >>
| > >> Here the common practice is to leave the maximum of old water in the
| > >> system,to prevent new water full of oxygen to come in and help
| detoriate
| > >> the plumbing....
| > >>
| > >> well that what's the sprinkler guys I know told me..
| > >>
| > >>
| > >>
| > >
| > >
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