i'm a genius.
years ago i replaced all the screw type emergency shutoff valves with ¼ turn ball valve shutoffs.
it made it very easy to diagnose which faucet was dripping and needed it's cartridge replaced.
planning on being near a home depot tomorrow so replacing the cartridge shouldn't be difficult
years ago i replaced all the screw type emergency shutoff valves with ¼ turn ball valve shutoffs.
it made it very easy to diagnose which faucet was dripping and needed it's cartridge replaced.
planning on being near a home depot tomorrow so replacing the cartridge shouldn't be difficult
Good for you!
Lemongrass
says
I think it’s a worthwhile change, especially if one has unreliable appliances. They take up a little more space though, so there has to be room for a lever even if it’s not always fitted. I have one on my toilet cistern. My plumber didn’t like me for fitting it though.
the hardest part of replacing them was turning off the water to the house.
worth the effort since the house is so old
worth the effort since the house is so old
Lemongrass
says
DevSpamNull: in my house that part is pretty straightforward.