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Attaching a hosepipe to a tap without it leaking
Hi,
I have an outside tap which is just inside a cupboard accessable from the side of my house. The tap is the standard type that you would normaly have on the outside of a house. I would like to attach a hosepipe to it but when I attach the pipe using the fitting I currently have on the end of the pipe water is leaking from the fitting. The fitting is a hozelock one that has a metal screw that is used to tighten the metal band around the rubber connection. This would not necessarily be a problem except that the electricity meter and fuse box is located directly opposite the tap and is in reach of the spurting water. Is there a connector that I can get for the end of the pipe that is guaranteed not to leek or should I just get the tap relocated to outside the house. Thanks Andy |
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