Rhinebeck01
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Good advice... reality is, one of the main reasons for using Teflon tape, is as an aid to help prevent a froze plug / a plug that does not want to come loose.I would move on to a different sealant that has an "instant" seal. I end up using either teflon tape or Titeseal compound, which is non-hardening. Mainly, because that's always handy. I don't like putting in a pipe plug completely dry. Those things can get difficult to remove if installed dry.
My go to these days is Pink Teflon. Is not negatively impacted by the fluid and it is far denser then lats say yellow Teflon I used to use..
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