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Home Innovations in Plumbing 2024

Matt Risinger and Eric Aune explore innovations in plumbing for the year 2024. They highlight three key innovations:

1. **Use of PEX over Copper for Stub Outs**: They discuss the benefits of using bend supports with PEX piping as an alternative to traditional copper stub outs. This method reduces the number of joints in the plumbing system, thereby decreasing potential leak paths and making the installation process more efficient.

2. **Innovations in Fittings**: The conversation shifts to the use of manifolds or multi-port T's for plumbing installations, which allows for more efficient water distribution to multiple fixtures. This system reduces the need for numerous connections, lowering the risk of leaks and making the plumbing system more compact and efficient.

3. **SharkBite Max Fittings**: Lastly, they introduce the SharkBite Max, an innovation in push-to-connect fittings that offers improved durability and flow rates. The fitting is reinforced with stainless steel, increasing its pressure and temperature ratings. The design also eliminates the need for internal supports in the pipe, enhancing flow.

Throughout the discussion, Risinger and Aune emphasize the importance of these innovations in reducing the number of fittings and potential leak points in plumbing systems, thereby improving efficiency and reliability. They conclude with a promotion of their new series "Talking Trades," aimed at educating viewers on various trades, including plumbing.

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