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Shower Flow
I need to reduce the flow rate to my Mira 415 shower in the winter as my
combi can't quite keep up with the flow rate. What is the quietest way of throttling down the flow? -- Regards John |
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Funnily enough, I've just been reading an instruction leaflet for a Mira 88
shower.......... assuming it's similar, Mira do a reducing washer that goes in the handset for the purpose. You could probably stick a washer or even a coin in there and experiment drilling different hole sizes till you get desired results. Some handsets also have a different "front" which can be changed depending on the feed pressure. They are marked with either a small H or L in the centre so perhaps switching that might also do the trick. Geoff .. "John" wrote in message ... I need to reduce the flow rate to my Mira 415 shower in the winter as my combi can't quite keep up with the flow rate. What is the quietest way of throttling down the flow? -- Regards John |
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