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Thanks it's on the garage so low level if it was on the house I wouldn't bother

Hi. If you zoom in you can see a crack I've filled it with silicone to make it less obvious. Do I need one of these and just cut it. I know there super glued on anyway to get it off with our damage ? Thanks Paul...

I was going to use something like.... FloPlast 245412 White Push-fit Straight Waste pipe Coupler (Dia)40mm and JG Speedfit Push-fit Shut-off Tap Sold & shipped by...

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I opened a few. Our small toilet there was nothing. Shut off instantly. Our ensuite did the same. Do you think it's just water in the pipework? (It just seemed to have more water than I would have liked..Thanks Paul

Hi all. I have had a old water meter removed from our property a few years back and the plumber in question just connected it up using a straight bit of pipe what looks to be compression fittings that the old meter used.. either end. Anyway one is leaking I can't tighten it up as the waste is in...

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Hi, i have some kiln dried sand for block paving need to mix up a bit of cement, will it be ok using this sand? Thanks

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Hi all. String broke on shavers light put it all back together and fine. However noticed when not even In use (we dont use the shaver point) The transformer end is rather warm to touch. Light is a few years old now. Have I done everything right? something wrong?. Will it be ok? Reading seems to...

About 10 years old which is most common M12 or m10 can't find which one I have now

Hi all have a kitchen tap I want to remove. At the moment I have 15mm isolating valves. Most taps come with flexis. My current tap has fixed copper tails. 300mm flexis would be to long and I don't fancy looping them. Seems a bodge to me. Question if I buy a tap that has same fitting M10 or M12...

Image as requested are you sure you can replace the gland??

What's the going rate to have a new one fitted? Thanks Paul

thanks ^^^