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too expensive! ill sooner use the old TRV from my shower, onlt thing wrong is the NRVs i can just use NRV isolators if I so wish to use that could be a free option though thanks mate
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hey that looks neat that could get installed under the itchen sink then I could install a mixed outside tap. I already have a cold out side tap
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I was thinking that too
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worth spending more on a decent one?https://www.screwfix.com/p/pegler-peg402-tmv-15mm/96288#product_additional_details_container
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nice if only it wasnt England!
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Ha ha great love it
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That's half of one of my legs!
ours is just an old sink tap mixer, installed & plumbed inside, then came off the outlet through the wall to an external pipe connection, with a gardena type quick connector for garden hose. We have a couple of meters of small flexible hose and a garden water sprayer..The external end of the pipe is always open, so even if it freezes it won't burst as theres no water in it.
no point over thinking it... used what we had, cost a few fittings, and a bit of hose... no thermostatic, it's a dog, he's happy enough to jump into freezing cold puddles etc, so we figured it it was fine.
no point over thinking it... used what we had, cost a few fittings, and a bit of hose... no thermostatic, it's a dog, he's happy enough to jump into freezing cold puddles etc, so we figured it it was fine.
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45 and 55 kg, but we only showered them a couple of times. It's a nightmare getting them dry again, and as our vet said, dogs are pretty much self cleaning unless they get really muddy.
I did have the idea of plumbing a simple electric shower in, out the back of the house, with the usual adjustments, but we gave up showering them before I got it started.
However, the big guy Blue, on the right, left us about 18 months ago, so it's just Sky now.
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Washing the dogs not a problem, but repainting each time it goes in the house and shakes the water spray everywhere.
If our are really muddy I stick them in the kennel with straw they lie in, cleans them up fairly quickly.
If our are really muddy I stick them in the kennel with straw they lie in, cleans them up fairly quickly.
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When he’s coming out of the shower, he’s partially dry. When he’s going through the house he’s covered in a huge beach towel. Can’t shake with it over him
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This is how my outside dog was is set up just 1 tap and pre set heat to be safe, we use it to clean our hands and boots now as well, our lad was about 50 kg so an outdoor wash after mud play was essential, sadly no longer with us but he loved a shower off.
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my TMV and bits got delivered today so I am ready to go thanks guys ill post pics after its installed
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Dog shower got installed today. YehI took the lazy option and used flexis as i had them left over from a job last week. Saved me bending and soldering some copper
