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There's a locking nut, usually plastic, under the sink that holds the tap in place. This needs to be really tight to stop the tap turning. If its awkward to get to, you can buy a flexible tap spanner. by arbymore
About 1 year ago
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My husband agrees with arbymore above. But you may have a fancy "continental" style tap (small diameter feed pipes). On these the tap is clamped to the worktop usually by a metal plate and a deep metal nut. This never seems to work very well so it relies on friction between the plate and the bottom of the worktop. If it is this type you could try adding a couple of washers under the nut so that it can squeeze the plate against the worktop more tightly. by soosy
About 1 year ago
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Washes would be my recommendation by sim
About 1 year ago
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Try using washers definitely by sim
About 1 year ago
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Thanks arbymoore it was the locking nut that was causing the tap to spin around - i took it all apart and put it back together and it's stopped leaking. I don't think this type of tap has washers sim. by darren
About 1 year ago
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No washers, must be one of these new tap like things. They don't make em like they used to :) by sim
About 1 year ago
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Someone is offering to help with I am fed up with my PC either refusing to boot or just being slow, is the problem that I have too many websites open with maps or what? If I replaced it with with a large RAM and a quad ccore processor would that help avoid my problems HELP
2 years ago
I'd comtemplate backing it up and re-installing only what you need from the install disks. It's like a spring-clean for your PC - I do it every year. by darren
2 years ago
After backing up defragment it to condense the parts of files and help it to run faster. There's an option in windows help and support that gives you tips for making it run faster. by eBlondie
2 years ago
from a man with no computer knowledge - just delete all the software you dont use by Sarson
2 years ago
