Thank you, after watching your video I feel that I can change my washers by myself. After asking 2 grown men in my house to change them for me!! Thanks again, much appreciated.
Hi there , yes you could change them for a raised mixer tap which is actually an older Victorian style though in the context may look more modern , if that makes any sense . The only other option would be maybe two single taps of whatever type or style you like as there are two holes . I would maybe do a search for " modern deck mixer tap " and see what happens . You could also just buy a tap top kit with different heads and replace the tops and gear . I am not sure any of these options would be truly modern from most peoples point of view as the majority of modern styles are single tap hole . A single tap hole mixer tap would not fit through the existing hole ( either of them) even if you did want to use a chrome blanking plate on the other hole , which I think would look pretty rubbish . Sorry cant be more help but think that is about all the options Joseph
Is the bottom of the deck permanently fixed to the sink? I have a leaky left hot water tap but was going to replace with brand new taps but I can't figure out how to remove the whole unit? I have a Phillips 😊
Sorry just saw this. If your boiler has 5 or more pipes below it it is usully combi , one of those pipes will have a valve on it usually a small one which if turned off will switch off the hot water, though you will need the hot and cold off. In most properties if you turn odd the cold water off and you have a combi it will switch off both the hot and cold as the cold pipe also feeds the hot water boiler. Another way to tell is if you have cupboard with a big round cylinder in it then you do not have a combi, not sure if that helps , these are just general rules of thumb if i can be any further help just ask .
Thank you, after watching your video I feel that I can change my washers by myself. After asking 2 grown men in my house to change them for me!! Thanks again, much appreciated.
Hahaha I like it
Same reason I'm here! My husband still hasn't done it, so it's down to me!
i think this one will be down to me too.
@emmaribena5529 that's a bit sexist 😂
Brilliant hands on demonstration, thank you Amen
Ah great, hope it helped, thank you.
Thank you very much for this!
With an accent like that, you know you're in good hands!
Hahahaha ye I will be doing financial adverts soon maybe.
Thank You, following Your video made it easy.
You are welcome Pete, very pleased it was of use to you, nice one.Thanks
Excellent info....thanks :)
You are welcome glad it was useful to you Cheers.
Try using easy tapsplitter when headnut is stuck fast, much easier.
Job jobbed. Thanks .
Glad it helped cool.
Hi job done many thanks thanks but was just wondering if I can change the taps to something more modern 👍
Hi there , yes you could change them for a raised mixer tap which is actually an older Victorian style though in the context may look more modern , if that makes any sense . The only other option would be maybe two single taps of whatever type or style you like as there are two holes . I would maybe do a search for " modern deck mixer tap " and see what happens . You could also just buy a tap top kit with different heads and replace the tops and gear . I am not sure any of these options would be truly modern from most peoples point of view as the majority of modern styles are single tap hole . A single tap hole mixer tap would not fit through the existing hole ( either of them) even if you did want to use a chrome blanking plate on the other hole , which I think would look pretty rubbish . Sorry cant be more help but think that is about all the options Joseph
@@yourplumbingpal1225 thank you so much for your help keep safe and love to all of your family 💙
Thanks Joe and you and yours , strange times .
Is the bottom of the deck permanently fixed to the sink? I have a leaky left hot water tap but was going to replace with brand new taps but I can't figure out how to remove the whole unit? I have a Phillips 😊
@@yourplumbingpal1225 just answered the question i was about to ask...top video lad🤣👍👍
very informative.
Could wear a thick glove when holding the brass body? If the screwdriver slips this might help protect...
Ye good idea, i never work without gloves usually now.
Hi, how can I check if I have a combi boiler? And how to turn the water off? I have the exact same tap as the one in your video.
Sorry just saw this. If your boiler has 5 or more pipes below it it is usully combi , one of those pipes will have a valve on it usually a small one which if turned off will switch off the hot water, though you will need the hot and cold off. In most properties if you turn odd the cold water off and you have a combi it will switch off both the hot and cold as the cold pipe also feeds the hot water boiler. Another way to tell is if you have cupboard with a big round cylinder in it then you do not have a combi, not sure if that helps , these are just general rules of thumb if i can be any further help just ask .
@@yourplumbingpal1225 Can't you turn the water off with the stop cock under the sink?
@@smokie33 yes you can , if you have one. It depends on the age of the building and any additional works carried out, but yes if it is there.
Have you dyed your hair?
Hahahaha, no product has ever been put on that hair.
Dreadful quality video. Far too dark and lacking in contrast.