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OT Pushfit Taptails
Sorry I have had to cross-post via uk.legal as I cannot get the diy
group on the bt server for some reason. I am fitting pushfit flexi tap tails to kitchen sink - this is a money-saving measure as I can't afford a plumber. I've read up about them so I know to use pipe-cutter etc. but stupid question time - I bought them from Toolstation as a pair for monoblock tap - they are different at the threaded end - they both have the same length of threaded section, but the bit behind that is longer on one than the other. I've searched the net but can't find out why - anybody assist please? I really can't afford to mess this up! Many thanks Sorry once again to uk.legal for the x-post. |
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