Hi all,
My customer has a two-knobbed shower (on/off, and temperature control). The temperature control has been siezed shut for about a year. I presume limescale - it's a hard water area, with limescale marks on the front of the shower.
I just looked up the price of thermostatic valves for Hudson Reed showers - they're so expensive.
In theory, a good soaking in a white vinegar/hot water solution might free up the thermostatic cartridge. Has anyone tried this in practise? Might it work, or is just too time consuming and fiddly?
Thanks again for your advice,
Jennie
My customer has a two-knobbed shower (on/off, and temperature control). The temperature control has been siezed shut for about a year. I presume limescale - it's a hard water area, with limescale marks on the front of the shower.
I just looked up the price of thermostatic valves for Hudson Reed showers - they're so expensive.
In theory, a good soaking in a white vinegar/hot water solution might free up the thermostatic cartridge. Has anyone tried this in practise? Might it work, or is just too time consuming and fiddly?
Thanks again for your advice,
Jennie