Water Pressure
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breezer
replace the pipe / tap (assuming you have checked the tap)
Breezer has given you good advice!
Unscrew tap from wall plate (turn water off first) wrap plenty of ptfe tape on new one and screw in. If still a problem suspect water pressure.
One way of checking if it is a pressure problem is turn off water, unscrew tap off wall plate and then turn water back on for a few seconds. Ask the missus to tell you if plenty of water gushed out. If so you have good pressure (and a wet missus)
Unscrew tap from wall plate (turn water off first) wrap plenty of ptfe tape on new one and screw in. If still a problem suspect water pressure.
One way of checking if it is a pressure problem is turn off water, unscrew tap off wall plate and then turn water back on for a few seconds. Ask the missus to tell you if plenty of water gushed out. If so you have good pressure (and a wet missus)
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BAHCO said:Breezer has given you good advice!
Unscrew tap from wall plate (turn water off first) wrap plenty of ptfe tape on new one and screw in. If still a problem suspect water pressure.
One way of checking if it is a pressure problem is turn off water, unscrew tap off wall plate and then turn water back on for a few seconds. Ask the missus to tell you if plenty of water gushed out. If so you have good pressure (and a wet missus)
Thanks guys for the help (and idea for ****ing off the missus
) - I will let you know how it goes.
B
breezer
she may want
could be one of these diy self cutting valves.
If so bin it and have a proper tap installed ,with double check valve of course
If so bin it and have a proper tap installed ,with double check valve of course
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