Replacing an outdoor tap

Guide to replacing an existing outdoor tap.
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[@user-xf6ql5zd6x]

Youre right... He wound the plumbers tape the opposite way on the 2nd time. The 1st direction was right. Clockwise as you look into the thread. Another wise Aussie 😊🇦🇺👍

[@irenejessop1974]

Have just replaced an outdoor tap for the first time thanks to your video. It took twelve wraps of tape ! ..... Thank you. Irene

[@hbffcghhfgggggbf]

Today I've fixed my bathroom tap, all thanks to you. Love you bro from India...here have a thumbs up (like) from me.

[@undyau]

Great, thanks. Voice #2 asked most of the relevant questions.

[@2di4cakes66]

When I do this my tap is never facing down. Always on an angle. How do I fix that

[@bobdigi500]

More tape

[@puffinlaw2152]

very good. I am going to try it .

[@TheKimcheeRamen]

The tape is wrapped on in one direction, then the additional tape goes on in the opposite direction to the first bit of tape? I could be wrong but that's what it looks like. Please clarify many thanks.

[@ceejaydeesoozaa]

hi there I wish to change my leaky tap in the kitchen used for the washing machine. its a wall type of faucet. I am able to turn the tap but it cant make a full turn as there is a wall adjacent to it. may I ask how do I remove it please? also, I measured the pipe to be 15mm. does this mean that the new tap needs to have 1/2 inch thread attachement?

[@francomenchella3191]

Could this be done without tape

[@simond74]

Ptfe!

[@davidzachariah1010]

He omitted to use a rubber 'O' ring/washer required to properly seal the tap to its fixing. Doh!

[@richardclarke9966]

PTFE is good enough, if done properly