Can I use this product for the hot water pipe in bathroom?
219426
Yes the product would work, but a foam insulation tube would be cheaper and easier. If the pipe ever needs to be repaired after using Fatmat, you would have a real mess.
219427
If your using it for insulation they make a foam sleave that goes over the pipe. If the pipes are rattling when you turn the water on and off you should sweat in a hammer arrestor or vertical air pipe. In answer to your question I don't see any reason why you couldn't put this on water pipes, but I think there would be a cheaper better way to fix your problem
771367
If you have a sink with a hot water supply line within a few feet of the toilet, the included hardware and supply hose should be sufficient to run the hot water from the sink to the toilet. If you do not have hot water anywhere in the same room as the toilet, it would probably be best to buy a cold water-only model (assuming you don't wish to incur the expense of having a plumber install a new hot water line in the room).
397237
Yes you can, in fact I used it on my new wood burning fireplace to joint the isolation on the pipes. Also I use it to isolate the cabling on the entertainment system that I installed on top of the fireplace, after several weeks of researching this was the best product in the market, I would highly recommended, but you got to be carefully while installing it because has fiberglass and it might create a rash on your hands if you don't use protection.
134977
You can not use hot water with this filter. It is designed to attach to the faucet so under sink is not the best location.
1037877
I have never heard of it being used for that particular purpose. I use it to keep my pipes clear. Sorry this does not help. Perhaps you can contact the maker of the product for a better, more useful answer.
710983
The threads on the shower pipe are longer and more coarse than the ones on a bath or kitchen sink faucet. I do not think it will work out of the box; however, perhaps there is an adapter out there to make the connection from a bath unit to a kitchen sink unit? Might be worth investigating.
1769759
Yes, it can be used. It doesn't matter if the current shower is handheld or not, this shower head comes with everything you need for an easy install: the showerhead (the chrome and see thru part) , 2 Vitamin C filters, 5ft stainless steel shower hose, mounting unit (which will allow you to make the product handheld; the hose fits where the original shower head that you have is, and Teflon tape (to prevent leaks).And if your not satisfied, the seller will give offer a partial refund( restocking fee is subtracted)
410742
I use this one in my kitchen sink for cold drinking water, I don't think it can be used for hot water as well. You may call or contact 3M first before you buy it! Good luck!!
402820
You would have to check with 3m the manufacturer. We used it on a exhaust pipe from a heater.
1518165
I would not use in bathroom. This is a product that levels downward to the surface.I would use a anti mildew caulk for this wet area. This product adheres only to concrete or block.i used this for spaces next to patio and house foundation. This kept the ants and water away for good. This product remains soft to move with the heat and cold weather conditions in this state.
1536860
Yes.By opening the cleaning cycle/switch you Can flush the pipes that way until you feel the hot water.
350325
Would think it would be fine. It doesn't get hot enough to melt or soften the pipe.
913565
I use it for a hot tub heater .probably ok for hand washing or dishes ....not for a long shower
1730983
I don't see why not. We just installed it right between where the water comes into the house and the hot water heater.
771371
I have a hot water supply near my toilet. It comes with reasonably lengthy hoses to hook up to the hot/cold water. Unless your sink is really far away from your toilet, you should be fine with the hoses it comes with.
499103
I don't see why not. It is based on ground water temp and flow rate. I live in SWFL and the ground water temp is 65 degrees which gives me a flow rate of 2. I only use it for one outside shower and that has been more than sufficient to have hot water non-stop. It actually might be too strong for your use because you say your water temp is 70 - 140 (very hot). You should consult a professional plumber perhaps about your current system and they may be able to add a solar panel and adjust your water temp - might be cheaper.
220582
I used it on standing water pipe outdoors. Not to be used on hot water lines. Used zip ties to secure.