04-01-16, 12:17 PM
Oh focer font of knowledge - another "before I foc it right up" question:
I want to replace the tap on our bathroom sink. The sink is probably 20 years old at least and was in the house when we moved in. Ideally we should replace the bathroom but cash does not permit this yet.
On the current sink the automatic plug thing that you control from the taps is long focced so I'm looking to replace it with the new taps. The one I've got from Wickes comes with a new plug section.
My question is about removing the current waste from the sink. I'm guessing it's simply been silicone sealed (or similar) into place in the sink and once the ubend has been disconnected I can "push" it out from below using a "little" force and patience. Would this be right or is there normally something firmer holding these things in place never to be replaced, ever?!
Cheers
I want to replace the tap on our bathroom sink. The sink is probably 20 years old at least and was in the house when we moved in. Ideally we should replace the bathroom but cash does not permit this yet.
On the current sink the automatic plug thing that you control from the taps is long focced so I'm looking to replace it with the new taps. The one I've got from Wickes comes with a new plug section.
My question is about removing the current waste from the sink. I'm guessing it's simply been silicone sealed (or similar) into place in the sink and once the ubend has been disconnected I can "push" it out from below using a "little" force and patience. Would this be right or is there normally something firmer holding these things in place never to be replaced, ever?!
Cheers
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