Pop bath up plug.

[dilalio]

The forum is for help with DIY,

No. The forum is for whatever it is being used for - that's the nature of a forum.

 

[JohnD]

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[dilalio]

That corroborates my post, it doesn't refute it.

Like I said... what it's 'being used for' defines it. It's contributors are its authors.

 

[JohnD]

I can't see anything saying "this website is for plumbers to entertain each other by insulting and abusing people who ask for help"

Can you?

 

[AGAS]

I can't see anything saying "this website is for plumbers to entertain each other by insulting and abusing people who ask for help"

Can you?

jesus thats 3 times today alone , FFS turn it in . no one is abusing anyone

 

[dilalio]

I can't see anything saying "this website is for plumbers to entertain each other by insulting and abusing people who ask for help"

Can you?

 

[John D v2.0]

Hi,

The pop up bath plug has stopped working.

I'm sick of these stupid things, is there any way I can replace them with a normal plug?

Mick

Yes, i did this myself recently because ours was leaking - assuming the Bath isn't a special one, get to your local plumbing shop and buy a plug hole with overflow for your bath (basin is smaller) I used this one: http://www.screwfix.com/p/mcalpine-bath-waste-overflow-16-/1236P . Then get under the bath, unscrew the trap nut (then empty any water carefully) and unscrew the plug hole and remove. Then pop the new one in with its seal on top of the bath, reattach the trap, and do the same process for the overflow end.
Good luck!