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Hi,
I currently have a shower with an aerator attached at the wall fixings. I have just bought a new shower head with an integral aerator, so no longer need the original one. However, when I remove it, the shower hose (standard fit) no longer fits as the aerator tapers from 2cm diameter to 1.5cm. What can I use to replace the aerator to make the hose fit?
Thank you

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