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Hello,
I have a troublesome fixed 15mm copper pipe with isolation valve going to my toilet fill valve. It's too tight for a Flexi hose. Can I use a push fit tap connector instead which will give me more flexibility in fitting?
 
Absolutely! A push-fit tap connector is suitable for providing flexibility and ensuring a secure connection without the need for soldering. Ensure compatibility with your pipe size and material for a leak-free installation. Good luck!
 
You could try a long flexi and make it a wider loop than trying to squeeze it thought a tight turn
 

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