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Hi,

I am new to this forum, joined a few minutes ago. Got my questions answered straightaway! Am impressed by speed. :clap:Am a dummie when it comes to DIY, especially plumbing. So hopefully will learn something here.

Thanks again.
 
Welcome along! Great to see a happy comment about the info provided.
 
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