Camco water pressure reducer contians lead???
I bought a Camco water pressure reducer thinking it might be a good idea to use one, but now I am afraid to use it as a warning label on the back states that it contains lead. The warning label cautio...
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Place the pressure reducer in a pint of water that has been tested for lead. Let it soak for a week, then have the water tested for lead again. Has the lead level in the water increased? Is it above the recommended safe level?
Your question has now been answered.
Actually, those pressure reducers are pretty much useless. If you are concerned about water pressures, go to a plumbing supply house or hardware store and get a REAL pressure regulator and the necessary fittings to connect it to a hose. A "Forum Search" for "water pressure regulator" should net a plethora of information.
As for the California warnings, a box of most types of mushrooms have enough natural toxins and cancer causing chemicals to qualify for a warning!
Your question has now been answered.
Actually, those pressure reducers are pretty much useless. If you are concerned about water pressures, go to a plumbing supply house or hardware store and get a REAL pressure regulator and the necessary fittings to connect it to a hose. A "Forum Search" for "water pressure regulator" should net a plethora of information.
As for the California warnings, a box of most types of mushrooms have enough natural toxins and cancer causing chemicals to qualify for a warning!
