Can someone tell me where I can get hold of a filter for my Mother's warm air heating unit please? I understand that I may have to cut one to size from a larger square. Any suggestions of where to source would be a great help. The last 2 plumbing/heating chaps who have serviced the unit haven't replaced it. We are currently using an old pair of tights!
Warm air heating - needs new air filter Where to find??
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What make is it? 
Whilst Iam at it, (questions that is) could you tell me do I wash this jumper at 40 or 60 degrees.
Whilst Iam at it, (questions that is) could you tell me do I wash this jumper at 40 or 60 degrees.
What make is it?
Whilst Iam at it, (questions that is) could you tell me do I wash this jumper at 40 or 60 degrees.
sheesh clf you muppet it has to be hand washed
What make is it?
Whilst Iam at it, (questions that is) could you tell me do I wash this jumper at 40 or 60 degrees.
sheesh clf you muppet it has to be hand washed
You asked the other half MatT....
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It might be the Electricaire brand (note the spelling) fomerly sold by the former Electricity Boards
parts are still available
do some Searches
It might be Dimplex.
If not you could probably cut to size some filter used on split Air Con machines as used in offices. If you have an old one you could show it to suppliers.
parts are still available
do some Searches
It might be Dimplex.
If not you could probably cut to size some filter used on split Air Con machines as used in offices. If you have an old one you could show it to suppliers.
Could be a J&S John, .
.Apologies for not giving the make and model of warm air unit but I just wanted a nudge in the right direction for a company who may deal with warm air heating parts. I had already searched on the internet. Anyway.................. I now have the problem of finding out who took over Lincoln because I can't find any info on them at all. The model is LGD 25/35. Am I right in assuming that the J & S that was mentioned is Johnson & Starley??
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