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Changing kitchen tap

duffysfarm · 2020-09-30 08:20:31

Need to change a kitchen tap. Cant get a plumber to do it. I have watched a couple of youtube videos on it and surprisingly it doesnt look too hard. Is this something a person xould take on with themselves if they had the tools or is it better to get a plumber?

30-09-2020 8:20am

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duffysfarm

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Need to change a kitchen tap. Cant get a plumber to do it. I have watched a couple of youtube videos on it and surprisingly it doesnt look too hard. Is this something a person xould take on with themselves if they had the tools or is it better to get a plumber?

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#2 30-09-2020 7:46pm

Mr infomaniac

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Yes its usually very straight forward as long as you can turn off the hot and cold feed to the tap. I started out 12 years ago changing a kitchen tap and i have just recently replaced a hot water cylinder. Plumbing is fairly easy if you are replacing like for like.

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