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Keep in mind that after a couple hours of stagnant water sitting in the pipes, the bacteria and other life in the water starts to die. After 10 hours or so it starts to smell pretty bad, the ph will be very low and the water will start to be getting toxic.
The amount of water we are talking about n most peoples closed loops is probably a non issue, but with the amount of water capacity in my plumbing, if one of my closed loops needs shut off for more than a few hours, I dump the lines so that water doesnt get put back into the system.
Even if it was just a little bit of water, I still dont think its good to let the live water in your pipes go stagnant.
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Last edited by Fly Guy; 06-03-2007 at 04:31 PM.
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