ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Under-sink plumbing isn't threatened only by water. Bleach, solvents, drain cleaners, pesticides, and adhesives can interact with plastics, rubber seals, and metal fittings, even if they are simply stored nearby. When failures occur, the discussion quickly moves beyond plumbing and into insurance claims, product liability, maintenance disputes, and forensic engineering.
On this week's episode, join Rebecca and Steve as they discuss cases involving plumbing defects that result from chemical degradation and how liability can be determined when damages extend beyond the product itself.
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