Hi,
Does anyone know where I can get something to cap of the washing machine nozzle on the kitchen waste? The washing machine is going to be disconnected for a while so we can renovate the kitchen, don't was any leaks or unpleasant smells.
Cheers,
Jimmy
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Cap for washing machine nozzle
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Re: Cap for washing machine nozzle
You can get a solid washer to seal the fitting where it screws in
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Re: Cap for washing machine nozzle
I used a balloon once. I shoved it in blew it up and knotted it (awkward head banging manoeuvre) and it worked a treat. Necessity being the mother of invention at that time. The blanking off washer is best though
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Re: Cap for washing machine nozzle
Clingfilm and elastic band?
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Re: Cap for washing machine nozzle
A bit of thick plastic sheet (carrier bag) on the end and jubilee clip or zip tie to hold it in place