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Sink plug leaking
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noonesperfect
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I've noticed lately that the washing up water is running away past the plug sometimes (its a 1.5 sink and I can't get a washing up bowl to fit).
Does that mean that it's perished somewhat, it looks ok. Or is there some pressure thing/suction going on with the drains?
Does that mean that it's perished somewhat, it looks ok. Or is there some pressure thing/suction going on with the drains?
:wave:
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I know-how about a new plug!0
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This one doesn't owe me anything so I suppose a new plug it will be.
I'm just a bit confused as to why it only happens sometimes
. At least it stops me from being lazy and leaving the dishes to soak! :wave:0
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