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09-26-03, 08:52 AM

cree4eva

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water valves in bathtub

the water will not shut completely off when the tap is tight.... the valves were replaced and the problem is still there.... i am at my wits end..... what could the problem be?

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09-26-03, 09:18 AM

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did you replace your faucet?

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