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there are some rather strange and I think unusual taps on our bathroom sink
that were there when we moved in. (white curved spout with gold lines on the square edges). The taps handles are round, quite small and very difficult to turn if your hands are wet. I would like to replace these taps sometime, but don't feel able to face the charges of a plumber at the moment and don't feel that I could manage the soldering job underneath the sink to put on new taps. since more than a few in the house find it difficult to turn the taps off completely, I would like to fit very soft washers to make it easier. try as I might I cannot find any in north west London, they are all hard rubber. Is there anything that I might cut down that would act as soft washers. I thought of using leather but guess they might wear and or cut through very easily. grateful for any suggestions. Thanks |
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