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I keep painting an outdoor wallhowever unfortunately the damp keeps coming through, is there any product that would stop the damp coming through?

So literally just need to twist it?

Would I need a ratchet to unscrew inside the shroud ?

Trying to change the washer on my hot tap as it’s dripping, I’ve unscrewed the handle but still can’t access the nut?

“silicon which is standard way of finishing soffets against a wall. Using silicon against a wall to finish soffets is not bad practice it’s standard practice and that’s what we’ve allowed for. You are not being over charged for the soffets it’s an extremely reasonable price, Paul spent all day...

Won’t silicon just crack and come away in time?

“The hollow soffet will be sealed against the wall using white silicon, that is how we will finish it. Paul will be sealing it up this morning”

Hi, I’m having new guttering fitted, the soffits have been fitted today using hollow soffit board, which looks very messy when you look and cut different sizes so can see gaps in some off them against the house after googling it I’ve seen people use something called J trim/ starter channel to...

A quick question, my radiator appears to be leaking as shown in the pic below, what would be the cause of this and how to resolve it? Thanks

all Sorted hopefully, thanks for your help

Having a job getting both earth cables in together, is it ok to wrap both metal ends around each other then put it?

Is this correct?

I’ve had an electrician around today to give a quote and he said it’s a fairly big job and will cost around £200 He said the biggest problem is the circuit the oven is on at the moment is shared with 4 other plug sockets so would have to use a new circuit and feed new wire from the electric box...

The oven is on the same circuit as 4 double plug sockets in the kitchen and the oven is 3.45Kw

Thanks for the replies Do you know if there’s much work involved in changing a plug socket around that’s connected to a fused spur to be able to hard wire it in instead of a plug?

I’ve been advised by a electrician to put a plug on the new oven instead of wiring it in as it’s only just over the 13 amp, the oven is 3.45KW and said it will be fine, is this safe and won’t cause no damage?

The new one is 3.45KW Will have to test it out to see if it’s got its own circuit

Wondering if anyone could help, I’ve got a oven with plug on it which is plugged in behind the oven Which has a switch to turn on and off on the wall My new oven is hard wired so needs to be wired in, how does this work and is it a big job? Thanks

Cheers I got it wrong haha So black into L1 Red into COM then connect the earth cable that’s in the old one and the earth cable that’s in the new both together into the side of the new one?