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Im going to replace my sink, and toilet, and bath?

April 26, 2017bath garden going Home replace sink toilet

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Im going to replace my sink, and toilet, and bath?

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You can turn the valves off under the sink,next to the toilet and to the tub if you have them. If not just make sure the water is off to the tub and remove the hardware but leaving the valves in place until you are ready to replace and then you will need to turn the water off at the main.

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You should have a mains isolation tap inside your house to use for such an occasion. Having just installed a new bathroom suite myself, I suggest that you put isolation valves on all the pipes and use flexi-hoses to connect to your taps and toilet supply. This way you can soon have the water supply turned on again and also it will help in the future if you can isolate each tap individually rather than having to turn off the whole house. This may be part of the building regs now anyway.

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Shut your main off because your toilet uses cold water. So does the cold side of both your faucets.