When the shower is on there is water also coming from the tub spout. This also reduces the water pressure for the shower. The building is a multi level apartment building. Would appreciate any advice.
Handle is on wall. Quite a bit of water comes from the tub spout when shower is on.
Hackney, I've seem many from many brands that leak some. Even when new.
I just don't consider some leakage necessarily an immediate rebuild recommendation. Maybe that's what I was trying to get across.
Now a question where I might learn something. If say...a Delta push button diverter does not leak, how does it release after turning the valve off?
Thanks.
I guess all diverter spouts are not equal. I have Dleta spouts that you pull the end of the spout down and that activates the shower. They do not leak. The push button diverter is suppose to reset when the water is turned off. It has a spring in it that pops itself back out once you turn the water off. It may have a drip but it should never be a stream. My delta spouts with the integral diverter do not leak any water.
Supposed too.
This is awkward, but...
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