Recent content by jgsmuzzy

Eh? What am I missing here?

Thanks Agile, I thought you might say that. Right, off to get the plumber in then. Thanks again

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Good to hear John, good luck and let us know how you go on. Make sure you get the floor checked out in the loft though, if they were just using it as a store room, they might not have strengthened it, as stated before, this is a neccessity if using it permanently as a habitable room. J

I think I am going to go into business selling those heat exchangers. As I mentioned before, I used to work for the company that manufactured them, we sold them to Worcester for between £7 and £10 each. Robbing gits

My Gutters and bath/sink all join together before disappearing underground, in a 1930's built house. However, both of my toilets discharge into a soil stack.....

John, Seriously mate, pay a professional to come and look at it. I have just had my bathroom moved about a bit by a corgi plumber, as I did not trust myself to not balls it up royally. He spent 6 hours doing the job and charged me £130. I am sure that you will agree that this is not...

John, I think the humour has eminated from the fact that you have put your soil water (from the toilet) into a grey water drain (meant for bath water, sinks and gutters). Toilets have to go into a soil stack, which is not open to the elements like the set up you have. If your local council...

Hi, I have the above boiler, and although it works, it has a fault. When the setting dial for the heating is set to full or 3/4, there is no problem. When it is set to 1/2 or below, the fan clicks on, the flame lights for perhaps 2 seconds, then the boiler shuts down for 5 seconds, then the...

I used to work for the company that produced the heat exchangers for Worcester and Potterton Myson. They are the E series and for the E5 (small domestic boilers), they cost the boiler producers £7.20, and for the E8 (for larger output boilers) £9.90. This was 7 years ago, but selling them to...