Drain Plugs.

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Going with the theory that the only stupid question is the one that you don't ask:

When installing a threaded drain plug, is it necessary, or appropriate, to use teflon tape on the plug prior to installing it?

Thanks!
 
I'd say "not required, but sure, you can do it."

I never did, but others do. Why? or me, easier, and there was unlikely to be enough leakage to be an issue.

For others who do: It won't seize, of leak. Won't get stuck from corrosion.
 
I've always had unthreaded and used the ones witht the rubber and never had issues with water. Now I have a threaded one and I think ysterday I brought home half the Chesapeak. I have it in as tight as I can get. Any suggestions?

Thanks,
Mark
 
Slap some RTV on it. Goes in easy, comes out easily, and a cinch to remove for next time/year. Great peace of mind. Color really doesn't matter.
 
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