Washing machine valves?
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Does such a valve exist that can be fitted to the machine end of the pipe?
My washing machine valve has been installed behind the drier so removing the machine mean also taking the drier out, which is a faff.
I want to fit a valve on t end of the pipe that can be isolated then unscrewed from the machine itself.
Any pointers?
My washing machine valve has been installed behind the drier so removing the machine mean also taking the drier out, which is a faff.
I want to fit a valve on t end of the pipe that can be isolated then unscrewed from the machine itself.
Any pointers?
21TonyK said:
That's very neat, but even so the extra depth may be a problem. Plus the vibration from the machine would make me nervous it would leak.OP: Is the removal temporary? Just turn the water off at the main. You could put a stop end on the hose if you need the machine out for a while.
Sheepshanks said:
21TonyK said:
That's very neat, but even so the extra depth may be a problem. Plus the vibration from the machine would make me nervous it would leak.OP: Is the removal temporary? Just turn the water off at the main. You could put a stop end on the hose if you need the machine out for a while.
That way you have an inline isolator half way along a double length hose.
I'm just making that up but it might be an answer.
dirkgently said:
jas xjr said:
dirkgently said:
have you seen the price of it? Thanks for the ideas, that amazon link would do it. The obvious and best solution punched me in the face just after I'd posted. It's polypipe and I think I've got a length in th she'd. Just need a 90deg push fit and a pipe clip!
Stupid idea for a thread.
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