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POST Reno Hiccup - RUSTY water piping to washing machine

Relatives visited my place last Saturday. One uncle spotted that my stainless steel water piping connecting to my washing machine is rusty. This is ridiculous becuase it is suppose to be stainless steel. He told me that probably plumber used alloy material with 50% stainless steel and 50% other metal composit.

I called up my ID. He said probably kena acid during chemical wash. Plumber (LuckyKoon) again is coming down today afternoon (without any prior notice of 1 day) to fix the problem... sianz.. dunno i am suay or what.. plumber (luckyKoon) has already made 4 trip for post reno recitification on their plumbing work... even the lady boss recognise my voice when i called her and she memorises my address and mboile number already...

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my concern now is these are exposed pipe which can be easily replaced. but how about those boxed up by my kitchen cabitnet and living room L-box? i dun even know if they are rusty by now... only when water start dripping on my kitchen solid top and TV console then i can tell... :dunno:

 

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POST Reno Hiccup - RUSTY water piping to washing machine

Relatives visited my place last Saturday. One uncle spotted that my stainless steel water piping connecting to my washing machine is rusty. This is ridiculous becuase it is suppose to be stainless steel. He told me that probably plumber used alloy material with 50% stainless steel and 50% other metal composit.

I called up my ID. He said probably kena acid during chemical wash. Plumber (LuckyKoon) again is coming down today afternoon (without any prior notice of 1 day) to fix the problem... sianz.. dunno i am suay or what.. plumber (luckyKoon) has already made 4 trip for post reno recitification on their plumbing work... even the lady boss recognise my voice when i called her and she memorises my address and mboile number already...

my concern now is these are exposed pipe which can be easily replaced. but how about those boxed up by my kitchen cabitnet and living room L-box? i dun even know if they are rusty by now... only when water start dripping on my kitchen solid top and TV console then i can tell... :dunno:

seem like all your post reno problems have to do with water!! its either piping or aircon. Everything will be rectified soon... no need to worry about those boxed up pipes lah....

 

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seem like all your post reno problems have to do with water!! its either piping or aircon. Everything will be rectified soon... no need to worry about those boxed up pipes lah....

yeaa... plumbing work giving me headache... but so far, they still entertaining my complains and response quite fast...

my mirror purchase from Sun Sun Glass got 1 black spot already... any idea how to remove such black spot? cannot clean it from surface because it is from inside...

 

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the screws used in the pipe clamps are not stainless steel, so will rust. the pipes shouldn't exhibit rust spots, dark or discolored spots should still be acceptable.

every day when u wake up, its good practice to let the stagnant water in the pipes run a while(use it to flush toilets or presoak laundry) to get rid of the any taste/smell.

 

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the screws used in the pipe clamps are not stainless steel, so will rust. the pipes shouldn't exhibit rust spots, dark or discolored spots should still be acceptable.

every day when u wake up, its good practice to let the stagnant water in the pipes run a while(use it to flush toilets or presoak laundry) to get rid of the any taste/smell.

thanks for the advice. screws r still ok...

apparantly, those patches were not rust. plumbers said they were cleaned off easily. haha.. i paranoid again...

anyway neubie, any new interesting add on to your place lately?

 

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thanks for the advice. screws r still ok...

apparantly, those patches were not rust. plumbers said they were cleaned off easily. haha.. i paranoid again...

anyway neubie, any new interesting add on to your place lately?

Haha... So luckykoon came then just clean off, no need to change?? Haha... You so funny

 

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thanks for the advice. screws r still ok...

apparantly, those patches were not rust. plumbers said they were cleaned off easily. haha.. i paranoid again...

anyway neubie, any new interesting add on to your place lately?

yea stainless steel are not "stainless" unless you do a chemical pickling on it (think i explained in someone else's thread before :P) if they never do, then there will be some "stain" on the stainless steel and a lot of pple would mistaken that as rust......

my workplace got plenty of "stained" stainless steel pipes so i know... hahahaha :lol:

 

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Haha... So luckykoon came then just clean off, no need to change?? Haha... You so funny

yaaa.. no charge lah! warranty 5 years leh.. now only into 2nd month.. still got 50+ trips for them to make... hahaha... LuckyKoon not so "lucky" to have a customer like me. :D

yea stainless steel are not "stainless" unless you do a chemical pickling on it (think i explained in someone else's thread before :P) if they never do, then there will be some "stain" on the stainless steel and a lot of pple would mistaken that as rust......

my workplace got plenty of "stained" stainless steel pipes so i know... hahahaha :lol:

ohh... waaa, you always have my ID's type of answers to my paranoid questions... next time i ask you first before i ask my ID liao...

 

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hi steelze,

What a lovely baby. The expression showed that's a contented happy baby if I ever saw one!

I've linked your sharing thread on my blog, so others could learn from you too.

Thanks and Cheers

 

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yea stainless steel are not "stainless" unless you do a chemical pickling on it (think i explained in someone else's thread before :P) if they never do, then there will be some "stain" on the stainless steel and a lot of pple would mistaken that as rust......

my workplace got plenty of "stained" stainless steel pipes so i know... hahahaha :lol:

is that why there are some dark patches on stainless steel? what do you use to clean? The toilet roll holder I bought got some patches, still feeling a bit lazy to clean at the moment, but maybe someday when I got mood, i might ...

btw i remembered GR Link's Benny said just use water, don't use chemicals - so which is better now?

 

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yaaa.. no charge lah! warranty 5 years leh.. now only into 2nd month.. still got 50+ trips for them to make... hahaha... LuckyKoon not so "lucky" to have a customer like me. :D

ohh... waaa, you always have my ID's type of answers to my paranoid questions... next time i ask you first before i ask my ID liao...

thanks. hope my experience can be a useful to others out there. =)

 

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