For you plumbers out there :-)
Discussion
Could someone tell me where I could get one of these bath plugs as struggling (in Ireland) to find one. I know the pin is missing from it but I need a replacement plug. This is one that uses a mechanism on the taps to open and close the plug from memory, rather than the wheel on the bath. Are the plugs all a standard size? Thanks
I'd be more worried about the moss on that drive ;-)
The above link looks good - the 'pin' is basically a machine screw/threaded bar adjusted to the correct length - whether operated by a lever or twisty knob, there's something in the drain that moves up & down two the 'pin' length needs to be adjusted to suit.
The above link looks good - the 'pin' is basically a machine screw/threaded bar adjusted to the correct length - whether operated by a lever or twisty knob, there's something in the drain that moves up & down two the 'pin' length needs to be adjusted to suit.
Maybe this one would be better - if it's the right size
https://www.notjusttaps.co.uk/spares-fittings-bath...
https://www.notjusttaps.co.uk/spares-fittings-bath...
I had the same problem. That's a lifted plug not a click clac right?
I inherited a huge number of knitting needles from mother in law. I found one of a suitable diameter screwed it into the threaded section and by trial and error cut to length. The needles are hard plastic so use a cup of boiling water to soften the end if needs be.
Knitting needles are surprisingly useful.
Mike
I inherited a huge number of knitting needles from mother in law. I found one of a suitable diameter screwed it into the threaded section and by trial and error cut to length. The needles are hard plastic so use a cup of boiling water to soften the end if needs be.
Knitting needles are surprisingly useful.
Mike
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