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Thanks I know how to do it on the ones with the plastic screw you adjust. Not sure on this one though with it having a metal rod instead ?

Does anyone know how to adjust the fill level on this fluidmaster fill valve? Thank you

To fix there going to have to be removed and re-attatched?

Just regrouting an option?

Is there a fix without removing?

Loose as in you can tap them and they feel/sound loose and they move abit when tapped

Yes the grout has cracked so it's been leaking below.

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I have two loose tiles on in a bath. Would you take off and reset. It's a solid wall. Or is there a possibility of just re-grouting them?

Ah sorry they all look around 20mm some less

This is what I have is this pebbles or shingle?

Thought maybe a couple of bags of sand etc

I know your ment to fill the bath with water before siliconing I'm in a situation were I can fill with water. Can you put something heaving in the bath to have the same effect as water?

Thanks is there an best way if using both?

I have a shower to silicone. Grey where the tiles and tiles meet in the corner. And white at the base were the shower tray meets the tiles. What's the best way of doing this? Id ideally like to do it in one hit. But realise this may not be possible

The internal overflow flow works by the water level being above the internal spill over level of the syphon. How do the order ones not have the same action happing on theirs. Thanks

Sorry to ask another question in a post. But the measurement given here is also the overflow measurement of the syphon. Were older syphons all internal overflow even though toilets were fitted with an external overflow

Has anyone else had this before

Thanks this hasn't got a screw that tightens to connect the top grill to the base. The top screw screws in to the bottom base. But the only was to do it is to say put a pair of needle nose pliers though the top grill and twist