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Why is copper pipe used in residential plumbing?

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Copper pipe is used in residential Plumbing because copper is a durable material, proving to be strong against damages and so forming irregular bends with copper means it still remain stable. Essentially, copper is recyclable which is a good choice of material as it is environmental friendly.

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