Recent content by Kitsune

Thanks I've been trying Denso tape but there is not much room to wrap it around and I'm worried doing it moves the pipe around too much. Is there anything you can paint on the pipe to help stop corrosion?

Any advice?

Several years ago we had new central heating pipes laid in the floor of the living room which were going to be covered with screed once we did the rest of the room up. Plumber had just covered them in the felt lagging. The lagging was just fabric not the ones which also had a plastic backing so...

Hi our 50's house has rising damp. We had barrier cream injected a year or so ago but due to the floor level it was done one brick up as the floor just covered the mortar line. Due to this we were advised to also paint the wall with a damp seal to be on the safe side. I have two questions I'm...

That's what made me question, the wiring for the cooker took about 15mins. I don't know about connecting the cooker up and testing but it was a standard duel fuel so only one connection, so £80 sounded high for an hours or so work. If each was a seperate job in a different place the price for...

Hi We've had an extension done for a kitchen diner which included some electrical work, sockets and lighting, but we've got some extra work done as well. I just wanted to check average costs as some of the extra charges seemed a bit high (some seem fine) but before I think about saying anything...

what's the best way of trying to unblock it would buckets of water or a plunger help if it's in the pipe rather than the loo?

Hi The water level in our upstairs loo has risen so it is now a couple of cm higher than it used to be. In addition if it isn't used for a period of time (overnight) the water in the bowl will be yellow indicating that something is seeping back in. I thought this might be an indication of a...

Thanks London Mike, which one did you buy?

That does look nice, have you fitted their kitchens before? The reviews on trust pilot are good.

Are Wickes cabinets as good as rigid cabinets? We will be mostly fitting our kitchen with our builder helping us fit the trickier bits and separate installers for the Worktop. Our builder has recommended we buy rigid cabinets not only because they will be easier to fit but that they are also...

Thanks, looks better in the photo than in real life though ☺

The bead is done. It does look a bit thick, I used masking tape and a mitre smoothing tool!! Silicone fun by Kitsune posted 26 Jan 2016 at 6:10 PM Not quite as neat as I would have liked but not completely crap either.