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Why copper pipes were really replaced in our homes.

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NAVEEN CHANDRA BILLAVA1 year ago

We indians used copper plates and utensils from centuries For the last 2 decades steel and plastic have replaced it most.

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FreeAmericaOG_II1 year ago

Could you imagine the kind of protection you would have if the outside of your home was painted with lead paint. The walls lined with copper pipes. You would be shielded from these microwaves being constantly bombarding your body. We have all been fooled.

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Rafael Acosta1 year ago

Cause crack heads kept needing more crack, simple as that really

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James J 🐢1 year ago

Full video?

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HydraTech1 year ago

Don't replace, repair the pipe. Eliminate infiltration fast with the premier Internal Pipe Joint Seal, HydraTite. These seals are custom-manufactured to fit any man-entry-sized & structurally sound pipe. Don't wait for infiltration to create sinkholes. Install HydraTite.

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James J 🐢1 year ago

Who is this guy? I’d love to see the full video

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Abhijay Jha1 year ago

@SkyNewsAust @OneNationAus @TheChronology__ @6NewsAU

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DiplomaticDan1 year ago

Only speaking about this this morning

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Timothy Murphy1 year ago

Copper pipes fail when used with well water. The minerals in the water react with the metal and causes it to fail. Don't ask me how I know this.

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patriot4ever1 year ago

@JohnDParody @RobertKennedyJr This is huge …. Plastic pipes equal Alzheimer’s but Copper pipes block unhealthy frequencies…. Sinister government…

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Ryan P1 year ago

It’s not the copper but the high lead in the solder used to connect the pipes: “ lead in solder used in plumbing is considered very dangerous as it can leach into drinking water, posing a significant health risk, particularly for young children and pregnant women, even at low levels of exposure; therefore, most countries have banned the use of lead solder in plumbing systems due to its toxicity.”

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