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If anyone wants to PM me feel free. I mean I will ask my Pal.

If anyone is wondering I will share. I don't want to because its a bit embarrassing (for my pal) but for others that might come across it. My pal............ contracted Scabies. He does not know how but he did. No one has slept in his bed for 2 years. The only thing he can think of he has been...

Blimey I used to into the local chemist for Hydrogen peroxide for my chemistry set when I was 11 and was sold it no problem. 40 tears ago.

Not in Scotland apparently. Once sent electronically to a particular pharmacy (since covid) it is locked to that pharamcy. I think they were trying to reduce traffic to the practice. There is now no paper copy. I used to pick up the paper copy from my practice but now it goes direct to your...

Not posted on here for a while but wanted to get an opinion on the below before I receive a phone call at some point. I wont go into specifics because its irrelevant. What do you think of this scenario folks. Called "out of hours" non emergency service in Scotland on Saturday evening because I...

Please hep guys, as you can see from my stats i have contributed in the past.

I have recently had dry ridge, dry verge and soffit etc. Upon inspection there was a very thick covering of moss over most of the roof. I decided to jet wash it clean, I know I should not have but after 40 years the tile coating was long gone anyway. Now I basically have bear concrete tiles. Is...

My induction hob required a dedicated 32A supply. Is yours just on the same circuit at the rest of the kitchen?

Totally agree with everything you have said Flameport. But if you look at the link I posted to the OPs plans its like leaving the freezer door open to cool your kitchen in the summer. I just think heating a room with all of that heat loss is a bad idea open to the main living area heated by...

Looking at your other thread I think its the modern name for a conservatory. https://www.diynot.com/diy/attachments/orangery-for-forum-jpg.247716/ The amount of glazing will be a massive heat loss in winter if it is fully open to your main home. Would you not consider a double glazed dividing...

Unless that is a brick or block wall you will need to build a substantial frame for wall hung. Then box it all in obviously. See this thread for how I accomplished it. Wall hung toilet on paramount board | DIYnot Forums

The problem with the washing machine motor we tried was the wiring complexity. I had 2 red and 3 black connections and was rated at 400w. I am guessing the complexity was to do with speed control. The drill performance is known and seemed like an easier solution. Yes, 3000 rpm is the no load speed.

After struggling to get a motor he decided to bodge it. At £15 good enough for occasional use I think. The cutting speed it a bit lower than recommended but he can just ease up on the feed rate, It appears to work adequately for now. My only concern currently is the axial load on the drills...

I have more information now and its not looking good. After looking around on the internet this is going to be difficult to source. Might be better just to buy something like this and fudge it somehow. Buy Challenge Corded Impact Drill - 500W | Drills | Argos

Thanks JohnD good tips. I once done a Car Boot Sale for charity and I sold a load of good stuff for beans only to carry it to a van and realises they were resellers.