PEX to POLY-B ~ ADAPTING OLD TO NEW WATER LINES (AND A RANT ABOUT THE RV ELECTRICAL!!)
PEX piping (cross-linked polyethylene) has become the industry standard (along with copper) for domestic waterline installations. It's predecessor, POLY- B (Polybutylene) will be encountered in buildings and recreational vehicles made between 1978 and 1995. Here's how join the two types of plastic water lines correctly. Please Subscribe to my channel, Thanks.
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