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![]() Replaced the taps and 'push lever' waste on a bathroom sink with new monobloc tap and clicky waste yesterday, but can't get the lower seal on the waste to, um, seal. The upper seal (to the basin) is fine. It's one of those combined waste and overflow things with a couple of notches cut out in the waste body for the overflow. Everything is fine until I allow water into the overflow, at which point the lower seal leaks. The actual seal to the bottom of the basin seems to be good, it seems to be water escaping through the threads of the waste. What am I missing here? Surely it should be possible to get a good seal without having to bodge it with silicone? Thanks for any tips. -- (\_/) (='.'=) Bunny says: Windows 10? Nein danke! (")_(") |
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