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		<title>When putting PEX plumbing in an old house, what stablizes the valves under the sinks? Plus, another PEX questi?</title>
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	I want to remove the old plumbing in my old, small house. I have chosen PEX. If you just run PEX to the valves, then it would be wobbly; correct? Also, I just want to do this one small house so what tool should I purchase to do the job that is most cost effective. I don&#8217;t want to spend $300 on a PEX tool or a one-time job. Thanks a lot.
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		<title>Can a novice plumber/DIY-er install PEX plumbing?</title>
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	We are having bids done to replumb all our exposed pipes (hot and cold) in our basement.  We have a leak in one of the hot lines that has gotten increasingly worse in the past few days.  We have decided to use PEX, but I wonder if this is a project we could tackle ourselves.  We would be completely replacing everything that is exposed from the meter to the runs to the kitchen and first floor bath.  Thanks
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