Hiya,
I used WD40 on the packing gland of a stop tap the other day (to help free it up - which it did). My customer was concerned the WD40 could work its way through the tap and into her drinking water.
I tried to explain that WD40 is routinely used to unstick taps, and is fine on tap exteriors, and unlikely to work its way through to the water supply. She was still worried though.
How would you explain it to her better?
Thanks,
Jennie
I used WD40 on the packing gland of a stop tap the other day (to help free it up - which it did). My customer was concerned the WD40 could work its way through the tap and into her drinking water.
I tried to explain that WD40 is routinely used to unstick taps, and is fine on tap exteriors, and unlikely to work its way through to the water supply. She was still worried though.
How would you explain it to her better?
Thanks,
Jennie