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    Posted: 4 hours 8 minutes ago at 7:05pm
into PEX(3/4”), with cpvc. I don’t have a pex crimper, or any pex tools for that matter. Never worked with pex before. This will be a hot water extension from bathroom supply to laundry room. Or, would I be better off using pex, and getting the crimping tool, and stuff. The pex in the home is the blue(cold) and red(hot) TIA.

Edited by Lars(wi) - 3 hours 27 minutes ago at 7:46pm
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Shark bite fitting will easily connect the 2 . Be sure and use the plastic insert that comes with the fitting on the pex side . You don't need it on the pvc side.
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forget the CPVC... nothing but problems when it get OLD and BRITTLE, or froze... the PEX works great... I have a crimper and go that route.. Have used a couple shark bits and they are easy..
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Like them all, but love the "B"s.
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