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That’s also a good so solution with being rubber washer I think by the time our solder all together isn’t it quicker to use the other fitting? I didn’t come across one which was leaking due to low quality materials if it’s leaked then due to not tighten itI don’t use the plastic fittings and tbh I just remove them (if add ons) where I have to replace a cistern or taps for examples.
I use soldered tap connectors, but I replace the fibre washers with the Hep flat rubber washers.
That’s also a good so solution with being rubber washer I think by the time our solder all together isn’t it quicker to use the other fitting? I didn’t come across one which was leaking due to low quality materials if it’s leaked then due to not tighten it
yep that's it mate - you won't go wrongJust to confirm as tight as can with hand only on the speed fit connectors?
Rubber washers on plastic, fibre on metal
Yeah sure, but fibre are rubbish on plasticRubber washers also fine to use on metal fittings .
Yeah sure, but fibre are rubbish on plastic
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