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How do I remove this from the shower screen?

3 years ago

Sorry, I have no idea how this detaches - do I pull the seal off? Does the grey thing at the front come off first? I guess it should be simple but...........

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Sonia
3 years ago
Is it the rubber seal? If it is I used to remove mine by sliding it off from left to right. You can get replacement seals quite easily from plumbers merchants, DIY stores (if they are open) or online.
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