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    I should have been more specific. If I came across the copper tubing leading out of a water heater (non-insulated) and I ground the debris off it, the result would still be the same?


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    Quote Originally Posted by newbiedigger View Post
    I should have been more specific. If I came across the copper tubing leading out of a water heater (non-insulated) and I ground the debris off it, the result would still be the same?
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