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Why Not Compatible: Flexible hoses are not actual pipes; they are temporary connectors used to join plumbing fixtures to the water supply. They lack the structural integrity and durability required for proper angle stop installation. Attempting to replace angle stops on flex hoses can lead to improper sealing and eventual leaks.

Why Not Compatible: These pipes were commonly used in older homes but are highly prone to corrosion and rust over time. Corroded pipes can weaken the threads and connections, making it difficult to properly install or replace angle stops. Additionally, the interior buildup (due to rust) reduces water flow and can cause leaks or failures during repairs.

Why Not Compatible: PVC pipes are designed for low-pressure applications and are not ideal for high-pressure water systems. They can crack or break under stress, especially when angle stops are tightened. Furthermore, PVC does not provide a stable thread or connection point for secure installation of angle stops.

Why Not Compatible: Aluminum is a lightweight material that lacks the strength and durability required for plumbing systems. It is prone to corrosion and pitting, which can weaken the pipe's structure over time. Using angle stops on aluminum pipes increases the risk of leaks and system failures.