Recent content by Harry Bloomfield

I've just replied to your other post, but.... Better in some ways, worse in others. Now I seem to have settled on the idea that it's the poisons remaining in my blood, making it's way to my brain, causing the episodes, I'm in much less of a panic, when I suffer the weird episodes. I am also...

I had an appointment with my ckd consultant. I think we have established, and agreed that the statins may not be the cause of my serious reported mental issues, rather it is the poisons in my blood, from my poor kidney filtering function, allowing the poisons to reach my brain.... I did though...

Even longer back, when I laid the slab for my garage, all the top-soil I dug out, I barrowed to the back of my garden, and piled it on a narrow strip of wasteland. Soon after that, we 'aquired' that land, so we needed the land back and level. Going door to door, were a couple of students...

It might help diagnose it, but the gap is intended to be there - any moisture which it's way between glass and the frame, is intended to drain down inside the frame, then out via that gap. All of my windows have that gap, between frame, and the sill.

Yep! It is better to remain silent at the risk of being thought a fool, than to talk and remove all doubt of it. DNJ seems to completely ignore this.

I don't quite know what Octopus are thinking, but tomorrow's price of leccy, will be way back down.

You were obviously claiming to know a great deal about cars electronics systems, yet all you have managed to prove is - you know nothing much at all.

Well, what can you expect but mould, in Mold :-) Our bathroom is also on the north/east outside corner. When I replaced what was a single-glazed window, fitted with a silly wind powered vent, with decent DG - I added a through the wall automatic electric fan. I fitted it in what had been an...

Yesterday, we had guy going door to door, touting for roofing work. They got the usual response from us. Today, I spotted the same individual, part of a group of six, arrive in two vehicles, a set of ladders, only two doing any actual work. I checked the registrations of both vehicle, none of...

Then why are you professing to know so much, when you obviously know so very little?

I prefer to free them on my drive, when I have need to free them - and safer. Simply driving back and forward, applying the brakes hard, usually does the trick. The smear of copper-slip, on the hub face, prevents it for later removals.

I would suggest that is nonsense, and neither achievable, nor desirable. My humidity sensor/recorder, is on my landing. At this moment it reads a very acceptable 61%RH. It's record varies between 50 and 70%RH. The human body will find the atmosphere too dry, and uncomfortable, if it falls much...

Good luck with repairing a commutator in that state!

It looks like copper, maybe from the commutator.

That's one improvement as a result of fibre - RF doesn't bother it at all :-)