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• Watering plants
• Washing cars
• Filling paddling pools
• Cleaning patios and driveways

Key Features:

• Heavy-duty construction: Built to withstand tougher use compared to standard traps.
• 1 1/2 inch diameter: Accommodates higher water flow rates.
• Viega brand: Known for quality and reliability in plumbing products.

Key Features:

• Heavy-duty construction: Built to withstand tougher use compared to standard traps.
• 1 1/2 inch diameter: Accommodates higher water flow rates.
• Viega brand: Known for quality and reliability in plumbing products.

Benefits:

• Improved hygiene: The eye makes it easier to maintain the P-trap, preventing clogs and potential overflows.
• Peace of mind: Knowing you can easily clean the trap provides reassurance about drainage and sanitation.

Benefits:

• Improved hygiene: The eye makes it easier to maintain the P-trap, preventing clogs and potential overflows.
• Peace of mind: Knowing you can easily clean the trap provides reassurance about drainage and sanitation.

Features:

• Handheld sprayer for targeted cleaning
• Attaches to existing toilet plumbing
• Offers a more hygienic and refreshing clean compared to toilet paper

Features:

• Handheld sprayer for targeted cleaning
• Attaches to existing toilet plumbing
• Offers a more hygienic and refreshing clean compared to toilet paper

Features:

• Handheld sprayer for targeted cleaning
• Attaches to existing toilet plumbing
• Offers a more hygienic and refreshing clean compared to toilet paper

• Size: The valve has a 1-inch inlet and outlet, which is suitable for use with pipes of the same diameter.
• Materials: The valve is typically made of brass, stainless steel, or PVC, depending on the application.
• Operation: The valve uses a spring-loaded check mechanism that opens when fluid flows in the forward direction and closes automatically when the flow stops or reverses.
• Pressure rating: The valve has a pressure rating that specifies the maximum pressure it can withstand.
• Cracking pressure: The valve has a cracking pressure, which is the minimum pressure required to open the valve.

• Grinding: This is the most common use for an angle grinder. It can be used to remove rust, weld slag, and other imperfections from metal. It can also be used to smooth out rough surfaces and sharpen tools.
• Cutting: Angle grinders can be used to cut through a variety of materials, including metal, wood, and concrete. However, it is important to use the correct disc for the material you are cutting.
• Polishing: Angle grinders can be used to polish metal, plastic, and other materials. This can be done by using a polishing disc or compound.

When using an angle grinder, it is important to wear safety glasses, gloves, and ear protection. You should also make sure that the disc is properly secured.

Detail orbital sanders are typically used for tasks such as:

• Sanding furniture, cabinets, and other woodworking projects
• Removing paint or varnish from trim, moldings, and other detailed surfaces
• Smoothing out uneven surfaces
• Sanding curves and contoured shapes

• Demolition of buildings and structures
• Breaking up concrete slabs and foundations
• Trenching
• Chipping away at rock and masonry
• Breaking up ice

It's a handy tool for both professional contractors and DIY enthusiasts for various tasks, including:

• Ripping lumber into boards
• Cutting plywood and sheet goods
• Making bevel cuts
• Cutting dados and rabbets
• Creating dadoes and rabbets

• Brushless motor: Brushless motors are more efficient than traditional motors, which means they generate less heat and last longer. They also don't have any brushes to wear out, so they require less maintenance.
• Lithium-ion battery: Lithium-ion batteries are lighter and more powerful than traditional batteries. They also hold their charge better, so you won't have to worry about them running out of power in the middle of a job.
• SDS-Plus chuck: The SDS-Plus chuck is a quick-change system that makes it easy to change bits. It is the most common type of chuck for rotary hammers.
• Multiple modes: Most rotary hammers have three modes: hammer only, drill only, and hammer drill. The hammer only mode is used for chipping away concrete or masonry. The drill only mode is used for drilling into wood or metal. The hammer drill mode is used for drilling into concrete or masonry.