Can you use blue PEX in place of red PEX

[Truckman]

Have blue, can’t find red

[rowdybass]

Yes, just remember that it’s a cold line not hot.

[Tx.Fisher]

Yes

[Truckman]

Thank you!

[TacticalCowboy]

No you'll blow your toes off

[rvd]

I’d mark it with a sharpie if you’re saying you are running 2 blue lines (hot/cold).

[ColinR]

If you use blue for a hot water line the water will never come out hot. You will only have 2 cold lines.

[bboswell]

get some red marking tape from the electrical dept and wrap the ends of the hot line

[kurt68]

If you use blue for a hot water line the water will never come out hot. You will only have 2 cold lines.

[Hoggslayer]

I wouldn't chance it. You might really mess something up.

[ken800]

I ran out of blue/red on a remote job. Had some white and some red/blue sharpies. Marked them that way. Get some tape as mentioned above.

Note that if you use white tubing you will get neither hot nor cold in either line -- just lukewarm. If you mark them, though, it's all good.

[175gr7.62]

If you use blue for a hot water line the water will never come out hot. You will only have 2 cold lines.

Just don't yellow.....I did that once and my hot water came out as fire !

[Strummer]

Co-worker just built a house . Every thing is white pex .

[bboswell]

Co-worker just built a house . Every thing is white pex .

That plumber wouldn’t get paid till he fixed that!

[CoolHandLuke]

That plumber wouldn’t get paid till he fixed that!

I need to find they find the guy that used copper on the hot and cold in my house. He owes me $$$$![emoji2]