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    Question Patina at copper water lines

    Okay... this is going to sound rediculous, but just want to cover myself. I had a home today where almost every connection on the copper water lines had a green patina, which I understand is most likely overfluxing or acidic water. I also had steel hangers, but, it was everywhere, even at the brass compression fittings under the sinks. I seem to recall (albeit not clearly) there was a bad lot of copper some years ago? Anyone have any thoughts? The home was built in 1973.

    Thanks in advance...

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    Default Re: Patina at copper water lines

    The environment under the sink with all those off gassing cleaning products, cosmetic products - may have something to do with the formation corrosion/patina.

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