Amazon has 1/2" SharkBite Brass Push-To-Connect Ball Valve (22222-0000LFA) on sale for $13.13. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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About this product:
SharkBite push-to-connect brass ball valve pipe connectors are perfect for making easy connections between two pieces of PEX, copper, CPVC, PE-RT, and SDR-9 HDPE pipe in any combination
Quick and easy installation, with no tools, crimping, glue, or soldering required; can be installed in wet lines; remove using a disconnect clip or disconnect tongs
Shutoff valves are made of high-quality forged DZR brass with reinforced stainless steel that is lead-free; all SharkBite pipe fittings meet the same standards for commercial and residential plumbing applications
Water valve coupling is rated to 200 degrees F and 250 PSI
Model: SharkBite 1/2 Inch Ball Valve, Push to Connect Brass Plumbing Fitting, Water Shut Off, PEX Pipe, Copper, CPVC, PE-RT, HDPE, 22222-0000LFA
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They are fantastic. Plumbers will rail against them, but they are game changing for those of us DIY. Especially if they are in accessible areas. I had had several going for 15 years now with zero leaks and if one did? It would take all of 60 seconds to swap it out. You really need to make sure the pipe is deburred and clean however, or the o ring won't seal around the debris or grime.
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this one connects to cpvc, not pvc pipes
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After owning a home for the past ten years, every plumbing mishap that I've had to redo, I've added one of these for individual cutoffs in preparation for any upcoming unforseen events. Definitely worth doing.
Get em while they're hot people,, these are what the PROs use.
I'm not a pro but if I were, I wouldn't use shark bites. That's not to say that these are bad or won't work. Rather, I'd rather do what's been done for decades.
I'm not a pro but if I were, I wouldn't use shark bites. That's not to say that these are bad or won't work. Rather, I'd rather do what's been done for decades.
Cast iron and clay was the standard for decades too...
I have some leaking valves on the exposed pipes going to my cloths washer hoses. I've used Sharkbite before and it worked well. Would you guys recommend these with some sort of adaptor for the hoses? Or should I plan on soldering on new traditional valves?
I'm not a pro but if I were, I wouldn't use shark bites. That's not to say that these are bad or won't work. Rather, I'd rather do what's been done for decades.
I used Sharkbite on a new water heater install I did like 8-9 years ago, no problem since.
How are these versus the (newer?) Sharkbite Max line which dont have the little plastic stiffener inside? According to the manufacturer the Max ones are superior in every way but ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. I have a project coming up, trying to decide between the two.
After owning a home for the past ten years, every plumbing mishap that I've had to redo, I've added one of these for individual cutoffs in preparation for any upcoming unforseen events. Definitely worth doing.
I have this valve on the outdoor spickets and the main shutoff to the house, so much better than the old vlaves, tunr them and then they freeze in five years
How are modern sharkbite connectors? I was working on something recently that had 15+ year old Sharkbite connectors and it was a PITA to get it to not leak
From what I was researching when these fails it is because they are not properly cleaned for any rough burrs when cutting the pipe.
I have some leaking valves on the exposed pipes going to my cloths washer hoses. I've used Sharkbite before and it worked well. Would you guys recommend these with some sort of adaptor for the hoses? Or should I plan on soldering on new traditional valves?
These things are very easy to use. Like others have said you want a clean cut which you can do with a cheap pipe cutting tool. They make sharkbite connectors for washing machines. You could use those.
I agree that sharkbite valves/caps are great to have around in case of emergency. (With the valve you could even attach it if the shutoff main were broken/unavailable by pushing it on with the valve open then closing the valve)
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this one connects to cpvc, not pvc pipes
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Don't see why not
Is this a DIY or would I need a plumber?
For about $20 in materials and a very basic understanding of plumbing basics you can DIY.
Let me know what you're thinking and I can point you in the right direction
I'm not a pro but if I were, I wouldn't use shark bites. That's not to say that these are bad or won't work. Rather, I'd rather do what's been done for decades.
Cast iron and clay was the standard for decades too...
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From what I was researching when these fails it is because they are not properly cleaned for any rough burrs when cutting the pipe.
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These things are very easy to use. Like others have said you want a clean cut which you can do with a cheap pipe cutting tool. They make sharkbite connectors for washing machines. You could use those.
I agree that sharkbite valves/caps are great to have around in case of emergency. (With the valve you could even attach it if the shutoff main were broken/unavailable by pushing it on with the valve open then closing the valve)
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