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Dripping tap - not as simple as the YouTube gurus suggest
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Barry_Spock
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Have a dripping tap. Looked at numerous online video gurus to see how to change the washer, but none of the taps were like the ones i have. Finally worked out to remove the tap to see what size washer i need, but confronted with the attached. What do i need for this to stop the dripping?
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It a ceramic disc type, take it to good plumbers merchant as there are different sizes.1
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plumb1_2 said: It a ceramic disc type, take it to good plumbers merchant as there are different sizes.
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Treasure the moments that you have. Savour them for as long as you can for they will never come back again.1 -
So i'm looking at replacing the whole unit, not a washer?0
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There only about £51
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Cheers0
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"Dripping tap - not as simple as the YouTube gurus suggest"This is because the real gurus are on this forum, not posting videos on YouTube.3
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Hi,as you have it removed, have a go at giving it a clean out, all you need a drop of white vinegar, here's a wee VIDEO.2
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frugalmacdugal said:, here's a wee VIDEO.0
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plumb1_2 said:frugalmacdugal said:, here's a wee VIDEO.Hi,did it with a dripping cold tap of mine and it did the job.1
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The cartridge pulls out of the tap head, take it out and count the number of splines on top and the length ,you can buy them at the likes of B & Q ,1
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