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"<p>Once the water supply is shut down, you need to start working on the screw to dismantle the tap. However, in most cases, and more so in modern bathroom systems, the screw lies underneath the cover. In order to remove the cover, your hands are enough. But if the cover is rusted and old, you may want to use a negative screwdriver or a knife to prise it open. I recommend using a screwdriver as it is significantly safer than a knife which has a high chance of slipping and having dangerous accidents.&nbsp;</p><p><br></p><p>One tactic that really helped me with the assembling and dismantling processes is maintaining the order of the components. As I took out all the parts of the tap one by one, I placed them in the exact order of their disassembling. That way, I did not have to remember which part went where and this is especially useful for the first-timers.&nbsp;</p>"
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