Can anyone help me?
The new switch isn't the same as the one already fitted.
What wires go where?
Here's what's already there:
Here's the new switch:
The new switch has a top layer showing: L1(1), L1, L2(1)
Bottom layer showing: L1(2), L2, L2(2)
TIA
I am going to install a Baxi Brazilia in my hallway to heat the upstairs hallway with the heat convecting into the bedrooms.
Where would the best position for the heater to do this: Downstairs Hallway, so the heat can convect up the stairs or Upstairs Hallway, where my concern is the heat...
I had the same problem when I had my stove. Here's what I do now and it lights first time.
Put shredded paper on the bottom of the stove. On top of this add five or six pieces of kindling (I buy mine from Wilkinson and it's quite chunky stuff). On the kindling place one Zip wrapped...
There's three cut outs to choose from and no dots on the finished side.
And even funnier is that sink wasn't £200 but more like £400. Can you now see my caution and concern?
It is a Franke sink MTK611.
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If a copper pipe bursts under a slab it isn't going to scald you either so what's the difference?
You've seen a few pushfit fitments fail. How many copper fitments have you seen fail?
I've seen loads in my house alone. :(
OK enough of the abuse.
I would like to know more about plastic pipe being used for heating.
I understand under floor heating is usually done in plastic.
So if it's OK for this purpose why isn't it OK for normal central heating?
I speak out of experience because a lot of the copper...
I got one to scare away rabbits in work.
When I got it I was testing it out in my garden.
My cat was sitting on the path about 10 ft away.
I pointed it in his direction and triggered the PIR.
My cat sat upright and looked at me.
I triggered it off again.
Now he was curious and...