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Loose Sink Taps
The taps in our bathroom and cloakroom are all loose. I've tried and failed
to tighten them using a tap spanner but as they have plastic nuts they still twist when turned On/OFF and I'm wary of damaging the threads. Is their a knack to this, should I use some sealant or similar under the tap to help? The house is only three years old and they've been like this since the beginning, one of those jobs I've been meaning to try and solve once and for all but never have enough 'tuits'! TIA Darren |
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