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Hi, can you use ptfe to repair cold water pipes used for drinking water, the reason i ask is somebody told me that ptfe is non potable, what other material can you use to repair pipes used for drinking water other than ptfe or brazed connections?
 
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start asking different people for advice, ptfe is fine, dont use leaded solder tho for potable water joints
 
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