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    I always makes to put a DS1820 series inside a 6” of ¼ copper tube. 1mm of ds1820 will remain out from tube to other end, After i seald with Mseal or M-Seal Easimix - 20 Epoxy Putty.( That uneffected withstands temperature up to 180°C ) and avilable in only in 0.37$ in india into tube formate.
    one tube is sufficient for about 50 nos. 1820 sensors.
    see property of epoxy putty http://www.pidilite.com/productinner...65&subcat2=184

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    A quick Google search and there does not appear to be a US distributer for M Seal. However, I did find “Mighty Putty” and “Plumbers Putty.” Maybe they are the same thing as M Seal.

    Because of the chemicals in the tub I would probably try plastic first not copper and let it set in the water a week or so to check for leaks. Thanks for the suggestion.

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