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Can anyone advise - can this type of cap be unscrewed? (one end of a kitchen waste pipe) If so, is there a tool to unscrew or should it be able to be unscrewed by hand?

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Yes, generally. Depending on how long it’s been in, it’ll probably needs some pressure from water pump pliers/grips to undo. Careful though, as it could break.
Thanks - it has been on there 20+ years... not sure if it is glued on or screwed... difficult access at back of sink unit... I wonder how it could break.... that would be more of a pain..
 

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