Which of these two is the preferred method the push down clicker waste for a bath or the type were you turn the overflow. Thanks
Bath waste clicker or turn overflow type
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Clicker for me......had a couple of the others where the cable snapped it's support and they were awful to get to.
Can't beat the good old plug though!
John
Can't beat the good old plug though!
John
My order of preference:
1. Old fashioned plug on a chain. Needs a bath or overflow fitted with the anchor point.
2. Pop waste operated by rod behind taps. Usually specific to a set of taps / waste fitting.
3. Overflow / cable operated. Fine as long as you operate it a couple of times a week, otherwise cable rusts and seizes.
4. Flip over plug. Permanently in place but depends on O ring seal.
5. Click clack waste. Never known one to last more than a matter of months before failing.
1. Old fashioned plug on a chain. Needs a bath or overflow fitted with the anchor point.
2. Pop waste operated by rod behind taps. Usually specific to a set of taps / waste fitting.
3. Overflow / cable operated. Fine as long as you operate it a couple of times a week, otherwise cable rusts and seizes.
4. Flip over plug. Permanently in place but depends on O ring seal.
5. Click clack waste. Never known one to last more than a matter of months before failing.
Forget clicker wastes, I replace hundreds of them. Cable operated every time.
Andy
Andy
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Cable that operates by moving the overflow?
Push plug clicker?Clicker for me......had a couple of the others where the cable snapped it's support and they were awful to get to.
Can't beat the good old plug though!
John
No cables or springs. Nothing to go wrong
But that is a basin one. I don't think I have ever seen a bath version. That sad, I have never looked for one.
I've had the flomasta captives jam up big time too!
Looks like you can take your pick here, Tom!
John
Looks like you can take your pick here, Tom!
John
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