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I wanted a valve on the main line and a plumber installed a shark bite valve now, 6 years later, i find that the fitting is spinning There is a sharkbite deburring tool that should be used Is shark bite fitting good for long term solution?

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I've got a couple shark bite caps on hot and cold water copper supply lines that i'm ready to remove and replace with valves (plumber put them on) It needs a smooth surface to seal to I thought it would be a simple matter of pulling them off but they won't budge

Do i have to cut the pipe

A 1/2 sharkbite needs about an inch of pipe to seat fully if i remember (it says on the package and varies by the diameter of the fitting) A compression fitting also needs a moderate amount of pipe, as the pipe goes into the valve, then you have the compression ring and the nut towards the outside. Neither lowes nor home depot has this, but supply house does Are there any compatibility issues across different brands of pex

I know there is a difference between the expansion (uponor pro pex) fittings and compression fittings, but what about apollo vs On another thread, a pro maintenance plumber says he always uses sharkbite for repairs and they'll last as long as copper fitting repairs While i'm old school enough to wonder about that, what say you other pros I want to use a 1 inch sharkbite elbow to receive a 1 inch copper pipe coming down from a hot water cast iron radiator

I want to do this because the floor.

What do you suppose the grease/lube in the sharkbite fittings is for To keep the o ring from drying out I never realized there was grease. As far as i could tell, sharkbite only makes one fitting, the transition one, to go from polybutylene to pex, copper, or cpvc