This would be true if I used my time more productively. I waste away my time on forums and new sites following markets. This was a good change from it.
Martin, you forgot to factor in the most important thing. Satisfaction.
Thats nice Any tips for me? Other than using the white tape on the threads to prevent leaks.sundaymorningstaple wrote: ↑Tue, 01 Dec 2020 6:01 pmIronically, I did the exact same thing about 4 weeks ago with my own kitchen sink, and yes, mine was also a mixer tap originally (reno contractors did the same thing, hooked up two cold water lines to the two inlets). Replaced it with a single waterline tap, took about an hour and a half. But then it wasn't a learning issue as I'd already replaced both bathroom taps a number of years ago to replace the normal type tape to those single button pressure/spring shutoff types due to my Mother in Law's constant leaving the tap on (while the wife & I were working).
Martin, you forgot to factor in the most important thing. Satisfaction.
Thanks, If I owned the place, I would have definitely added it. The owner of the place didnt bother to add it, why should I?
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