I need to remove my current old kitchen on saturday. I will turn off the mains to remove the taps and sink, BUT, as the new kitchen is not being fitted for 2/3 days how can i have the mains back on for toilet, showers etc without the water shooting up the sink pipes? What can i fit on the ends of the pipes to prevent it?
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Diconnecting Kitchen Taps
- Thread starter mrthra
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prob best with bollofix Vvs, or comp stop ends
If you're a novice maybe try somthing pushfit:
http://www.screwfix.com/prods/94176/Plumbing/Push-Fit-Fittings/JG-Speedfit-Stop-End-15mm-2Pk
http://www.screwfix.com/prods/94176/Plumbing/Push-Fit-Fittings/JG-Speedfit-Stop-End-15mm-2Pk
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