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As an occasional and always very hesitant diy plumber, I've always used
traditional soldered or compression fittings in the past. I'm just about to fit an outside tap and my local B&Q has a very patchy stock of fittings. As a result I've bought a brass tap plus a selection of these new fangled push fit fittings (some copper, some plastic). I'm a bit wary of the push fit stuff - is there anything I should watch out for? What if it leaks on test, how do I tighten it up or get it apart again? TIA Steve |
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