Recent content by Harry Bloomfield

Cut suitable holes, in the grid, and extend both pipes, so the discharge below the grid.

Ta! That issue, at least, and at last, does seem to be sorted. It was, very debilitating, and worrying. The worrying about it, simply made it worse, as time passed, with no solution. Now back, on what seems, an even keel!

Same here. It had the remnants of a small chimney, in a corner of the tiny scullery kitchen, but washing at first done in a , dolly tub, with a washboard, and posser, brought up from the cellar. That was, until we bought an English Electric single tub washer. We had a garage, my father built, on...

Another hospital appointment today, this time to fit the heart monitor - part of their attempts, to work out what is causing the weird panic/anxiety episodes. They originally said it would be monitoring for 72 hours, but today they said only 24 - they want it back tomorrow, complete with a form...

Was there a question there?

The longer a boiler runs, the more efficient, just like driving your car. Drive it in runs of a few miles, it will have very poor mpg. Modulation means the heat output can turn down, so it can continue to burn for much longer, much more efficiently, avoiding the inefficient on/off.

You've not turned it down?

Try this... https://www.samsung.com/uk/support/home-appliances/what-should-i-do-if-i-suspect-my-samsung-fridge-freezer-is-leaking-water/ https://www.manualslib.com/manual/147394/Samsung-Srs579np.html?page=18#manual

Get a tin of Blackjack, and dab it on good and thick with a brush, into the gap.

I've always used Thistle.

You do NOT NEED ACCESS to the rear of the unit. Look inside the fridge.

I'll say it - It's a cylinder! ;)

From a noise, and ease of use point of view, and if there is a utility room (or similar), no, never. Our large kitchen, is a kitchen/dinning room, setup, and decorated as such, oak with oak display cabinet. It's no place really to be combined with piles of washing. The utility, has a nice big...

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