Tape Wrench Use in Shower Head Installation

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Summary: Watch as an expert plumber discusses the use of the tape wrench in shower head installation in this free online video about home repair.

Views: 513 | Tags: home, repair, maintenance, install, plumbing, bathroom, bath, shower, head, bathtub, showerhead

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D.Faster David Foster has worked in the plumbing field for the past five years. His specialty is home plumbing fixtures. read more

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Tape Wrench Use in Shower Head Installation

Hi, this is David Foster on behalf of Expert Village. Now we're going to begin the process of basically taking the shower head off. What you want to do is take yourself some of your duct tape, break it in half, and then tape it around the edges of your pliers. And this is going to basically protect the chrome finish of your shower head. Okay. You see there's little groves up here, we're basically going to take the wrench, put it on there, adjust it, make sure you got a snug fit. Once you got a snug fit, you're going to turn.