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noticed that the new ones have plastic lower half whilst original and some still sold by some retailers are still all brass.
anyone got experience which type is best and lasts longer (without dripping)?
Cheers
 
Tbh there all about the same as it’s the ceramic that wears
 
ShaunCorbs said:
Tbh there all about the same as it’s the ceramic that wears
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“oh you’ll never have to change a washer again, these last forever it’ll save a fortune over the lifetime” - are you saying I was fibbed to by the nice man in his shiny suit in the bathroom showroom?
 
Ben-gee said:
“oh you’ll never have to change a washer again, these last forever it’ll save a fortune over the lifetime” - are you saying I was fibbed to by the nice man in his shiny suit in the bathroom showroom?
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I remember that as well when they first came out fit and forgot
 

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