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Re-using compression joints.
I have connected a bathroom tap to the exisiting copper-pipe using a
braided flexi connector with a compression joint. I need to undo this joint briefly in order to make the connection for the other tap. If I undo the joint and then re-tighten it, can I still expect it to be water tight? Or do I need to replace the olive? Mark. |
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