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Hello,

I need a plumber to install a new cylinder in the next few weeks. Current cylinder is over 15 years old. Need the cylinder to be big enough to provide hot water for kitchen tap, 2 bathroom taps and a shower/bath. Currently there is no hot water pressure in the shower. The new cylinder needs to fix this problem.

Thank you :stooge_curly:
 
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