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Hello all,
my washing machine and dishwasher are plumbed in with isolating valves/taps similar to these in the Screwfix catalogue. http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/...48638&id=15102 http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/...48590&id=18071 Now the instructions with the W/M and D/W say to turn off the water after use - which I do - and the handle on the D/W valve is now broken. It was secured by a small screw to the valve body. The question is, can I get more substantial handles than the somewhat brittle plastic ones? The obvious source is to buy another valve, throw away the valve body and use the handle - but this offends my sensibilities - I would like to get just the handle itself if possible. Screwfix don't seem to do them. Thoughts anyone? Regards Sid |
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