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Re: Plumbers I Need Help!
[Re: lectrode]
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12/13/19 08:36 AM
12/13/19 08:36 AM
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You actually need electrical help. Drive 2 ,8ft ground rods at least 6 ft apart and ground to them . Your pex stuff cannot be grounded so just forget that one That's good advice but be sure to bond each ground rod with a common conductor. You need one common house ground. The practice of using steel or copper water lines is outdated and no longer found in any building codes.
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