For faucets, if I need to change a cartridge, do you all think it’s just as easy with Delta as with Moen (to get the cartridge and to install)?
Thanks.
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For faucets, if I need to change a cartridge, do you all think it’s just as easy with Delta as with Moen (to get the cartridge and to install)?
Thanks.
Advocate
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I've found Moen to be easier, and to not require replacement quite as frequently. Also helps that Moen essentially has only one type of cartridge.
I would imagine that others will say the opposite, though. Probably varies from situation to situation.
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Nope, I agree with you 120%. Moen is the easiest and the least difficult to find parts or cartridges for in my area.
Delta uses a different type of stem seal on their lower end line of faucets ( $200 and less) and tend to leak quickly. DanT
And don't forget - Moen have a lifetime warranty. Read free replacement. Not sure about Delta, tho.
All the best...
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