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Adding pressure alanced shower valve.
Don't have one in the shower and after a hot experience or two, my wife insists
that I replace the old style with a pressure balanced model. I can cut and solder copper pipe pretty well, but is replacing the valve inside a shower wall a job for a plumber? There isn't much room in the wall after removing the front plate, and the other side of the wall is a tiled bathroom also. I was thinking that if I have to remove some tiles, (and break them) I could add a matching style in a different color and make it look like it was done on purpose. |
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