Blowing Lines
When using air to blow out the lines my furthest water source is our outside kitchen. Is it best to just open the cold side and get all the water out then close and move to the next closest and open ...
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gbopp wrote:
I always do the cold side first, then the hot side, starting the farthest from the air supply, then reverse the direction. And I do them several times to make use I got as much water out as possible.
I don't know if it really matters which you do first.
Since you didn't ask about the pink stuff, I won't comment on it. :)
This is what I have done as well. STart furthest from the inlet, open cold at the furthest point and then move closest to the inlet only opening cold after closing the cold on the previous faucet. Then I go back to the furthest and open the hot(closing the cold tap) and do the hot side on everything as I get closer to the inlet. Once done go back closest to inlet and do the same just backwards for extra protection. Just was not sure if I should be opening both cold and hot at the same time. Have not had an issue doing it this way in 7 years but maybe I was just lucky. Never add pink except to traps and grey/black tank and toilet seal.
