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Blanking cap for washing machine waste trap
- Thread starter pandaman
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Replace with a sealed hose connector. FloPlast Hose Connector 40mm | Traps | Screwfix.com
I have just fitted a new one of those fro m screwfix but it is open at the spigot end. Surely someone must make a blanking cap that size. Thanks for posting.
Use this https://www.theespressoshop.co.uk/M...tm_medium=shopping&utm_campaign=UnitedKingdom, trap it with the threaded ring you already have. Or cut the bottom out of a Coke bottle, it only has tiny pressure to withstand.
i have cut some plastic before and fitted into that type of connector
can not remember what i used , probably a bottle - but thicker plastic back in 2000's when i had to do that - but it was reasonably thick, stiff bit of plastic , i trimmed to fit
maybe that will work ?
can not remember what i used , probably a bottle - but thicker plastic back in 2000's when i had to do that - but it was reasonably thick, stiff bit of plastic , i trimmed to fit
maybe that will work ?
Thanks people, 2 great suggestions. Will try one or the other.
Get an appliance spigot blank for it, goes inside or can fit over the end too.
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Thanks, did not know of them. Another one to consider.
Always thought spares came with a blanking cap, you buy a spare wither as existing is missing, cut to far down to reuse or you need to blank off one thats been opened. Sorry I wasn't much use!
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