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Fiber washers: What's their purpose?
While rummaging through the washer assortment at the hardware store, a
question was raised which I've never asked (and the owner of the store was busy). What are fiber washers for? In 20+ years of doing small plumbing repairs, I've never seen one in use. I'm asking because I have a massive leak in my shower, due (apparently) to a worn valve seat that chews up rubber washers in about a week. While I'm mulling over whether to go for a nice, new single handle setup, would a fiber washer be tougher, and maybe give me two weeks of use, instead of one? |
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