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which connection to unscrew

dball · 2020-04-05 11:45:00

Ive to remove a sink to see if i can hook up a new tap< eek. I have the tap and my plumber isn't doing house calls currently so Ill have a bash, Before i do this i have to pull out the sink in order to access the tap - which of the connections under the sink (Belfast sink) should i undo - the sink is in place a long time…

05-04-2020 12:45pm

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Ive to remove a sink to see if i can hook up a new tap< eek.

I have the tap and my plumber isn't doing house calls currently so Ill have a bash,

Before i do this i have to pull out the sink in order to access the tap - which of the connections under the sink (Belfast sink) should i undo - the sink is in place a long time and im guessing i shouldn't go near the connection closest to the actual sink.

Can anyone offer any advice please

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