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deborah nesmith

polybutalyn plumbing

Post by deborah nesmith » Wed Feb 11, 2004 9:41 pm

it seems to me that in the last 3 months all my plumbing has leaked, burst or seized up...i have heard that there is litigation regarding this plumbing....can anyone help me find out who to contact regarding this problem?

JohnnyJ

Re: polybutalyn plumbing

Post by JohnnyJ » Wed Feb 11, 2004 10:05 pm

Ok, here you go........

Try http://www.polybutylene.com/poly.html

to see if you actually have polybutylene pipe installed. If you do and you want to
learn of the class action , then try http://www.kinsella.com/polybutylene/

As I understand it, you have 14 years after the plumbing was originally installed
in your home to be a part of the CLA.

good luck

Diane

Re: polybutalyn plumbing

Post by Diane » Thu Feb 12, 2004 3:17 pm

I received a claim form when this whole issue arose. Here is the address:
Consumer Plumbing Recovery Center,
P.O. Box 869006
Plano, Tx. 75086-9006
Hope this helps.

deborah nesmith

Re: polybutalyn plumbing

Post by deborah nesmith » Thu Feb 12, 2004 5:36 pm

thank you all for your information....i intend to get on it 1st thing in the morning

csody

Re: polybutalyn plumbing

Post by csody » Tue Feb 24, 2004 10:28 am

Just wondering is polybutalyn currently being installed in mh? Thanks
be cheery,
csody

Roy Bonney

Re: polybutalyn plumbing

Post by Roy Bonney » Tue Feb 24, 2004 10:20 pm

Polybutylene is not currently used in production. The new generation of PEX, which is cross linked poly is readily available, often used for repairs, and does not appear to have any of the short comings of the original product. PEX is a translusent white in color, and will work with the previously installed polybutylene.

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