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Need help fixing the shower head. Any suggestion for the novice?

  • 01-05-2022 8:37am
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    johnpackt
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    Hello everyone, I have recently purchased a house and learning maintenance is not that easy.

    Over here I just have a leak in the rubber and watching some of the internet video it seems that I myself might be able to fix this. The only issue is the top part seems to be fully attached and it looks like I might have to bring the new part ( sorry I don't know what it is called). Am I thinking it right? Or can it be open so that I can cut the piece of the rubber where leak is coming and put back into its place? Thanks for the suggestions :)

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