Disabled facilities / officer

The same guide that says an outside tap should have a none return valve fitted to prevent syphoning back into the water system.

Why not just fit a slightly shorter hose that cannot reach the toilet or basin.

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Tried that but it needed a wrench or similar and I didn’t have one with me in the shower. 🙂

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Not if the site staff as usual  are on to that, and have fitted a self tapping screws where the shower hose is fitted at each end

I know but please don’t insult the wardens.

I've yet to see that 😕

The Muston ring at Malvern stop the shower head 2ft from the floor - no chance of it getting anywhere near!

my second point was that with so many staff some with disabilities I would have thought that a disabilities officer would make initial assessments of any problems And then if there are specific instances (e.g. Working conditions, adaptions to office etc ) then an expert could be brought in if it could not be resolved. He/she would also be available to advise staff on issues like this, raised by members.

Tinwheeler  , its law plus antisyphon valve has to be fitted . All shower fittings have same thread . I have heard of people taking of shower head and putting longer pipe on .