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Cleaning the bath this afternoon and the overflow (grille? thingy? - don't
know what you call it but it's the bit that the plug chain fastens to, as can be seen in this Screwfix picture here http://preview.tinyurl.com/mb99m6) came loose and would not screw back. Further investigation shows that it never will screw back on because it's the bit with the metal thread insert (captive nut, I suppose) that's broken away from the plastic back bit so I suppose it means putting a new waste in. Problem is, the side of the bath is tiled so only access is either rip off the side panel and re-tile (plenty spare tiles left by previous owner) or rip down part of the kitchen ceiling and go in from there - all for a 12 quid waste!!! ![]() What's the preferred method chaps? Or indeed, does anyone have any better ideas? TIA |
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