I haven't heard about this in my country. I don't have home insurance either, nothing valuable, or too valuable that it is priceless to be claimed (e.g. old pictures)anorlunda said:Have you checked your local building and plumbing codes? They might specify what materials you are allowed to use. Not following codes could mean that your home insurance won't pay in case of a future claim.
Your country, like every other developed country, has a plumbing code. Search term (your country) plumbing code will easily find it.kenny1999 said:I haven't heard about this in my country. I don't have home insurance either, nothing valuable, or too valuable that it is priceless to be claimed (e.g. old pictures)
Inert refers to a substance that is chemically inactive or unreactive. This means that it does not easily undergo chemical reactions with other substances.
ABS stands for acrylonitrile butadiene styrene, which is a type of thermoplastic polymer commonly used in manufacturing.
Stainless steel is a type of alloy that contains a high percentage of chromium, which gives it its resistance to corrosion and makes it suitable for use in various applications.
Stainless steel is generally considered to be more inert than ABS. This is because stainless steel has a higher resistance to chemical reactions and corrosion compared to ABS.
The inertness of a material can be affected by various factors, including its chemical composition, surface properties, and exposure to external factors such as temperature, pressure, and other chemicals. Additionally, the intended use and environment of the material can also play a role in its inertness.