I know when it comes to your copper hydronic heating lines and domestic copper water pipes that people usually softer solder them 1 because it is cheaper and 2 because it holds just fine. I would like to braze(silver solder) all my copper joints instead, but besides for 1 and 2, is it safe for the domestic drinking water? Im not sure if there are chemicals in the brazing rod that can effect the water. Please help, thank you.
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Wow! That sounds pretty horrible out there. :[ I haven't had to keep my horse safe from anything, but one time I put him in the barn while is was raining. He stayed in there with me for a few minutes, and when I left, he trotted out of the barn and stood out in the rain again. That was been all my weather emergencies. :]
The worst I've had here is a blizzard. We got about 48 of snow last year in a few days. My horses were miserable and so was I, since I had to somehow break through it all to get to the barn. I must have shoveled my path out 10 times before it stopped drifting back over! In 2003, we had a hurricane come through. It dropped two big trees right across my driveway, and one through my fence. One thing I won't have to worry about is floods since I'm at the top of a hill, although one year a culvert washed out on our gravel road but we were able to get out through the other end of the road.
