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    What are these and how do I get rid of them!!! (Drain larvae?) (Ed.)

    ok, i don’t know who is who but all I was saying was that the original poster stating it’s caused by too many toilets was hopefully joking. Not JohnD
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    What are these and how do I get rid of them!!! (Drain larvae?) (Ed.)

    Hi Madrab Hmm. What would that look like? There are no visible pipes anywhere. Everything is boxed in with no access panels etc…
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    What are these and how do I get rid of them!!! (Drain larvae?) (Ed.)

    Ah thanks. That’s what it is I’ll see if there are any other possible explanations before I start removing toilets!
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    What are these and how do I get rid of them!!! (Drain larvae?) (Ed.)

    Evening all, Not a nice post but one that has me baffled. We have 6 toilets. 1 downstairs. 4 on middle floor and 1 on the top floor. It’s a 7 year old house. No water tank in loft etc. Always clean. No animals in house. The top floor toilet, one of the middle floor and the downstairs one all...
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    Help re Cooker Hood

    Actually, having just measured 75cm it’s not a great height!! Does mounting at a greater height improve its extraction ability?
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    Help re Cooker Hood

    Hi, do you know how high above the job you installed it? Looks higher than the regular recommended 750mm.
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    Help re Cooker Hood

    I think the installation height and extraction type is all good. I was wanting to seek advice as to whether the 90cm unit would still extract from the hob effectively. I think from jj4091’s comment it shouldn’t be a problem??
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    Help re Cooker Hood

    Hiya, it’s extracting (vents through wall). The 75cm is the recommended height above hob.
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    Help re Cooker Hood

    Thanks for your reply. If I’m using a 90cm unit, is there a preferred height above the job as that’s more flexible. I was going to work to 75cm - is that ok?
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    Help re Cooker Hood

    Hi All Ok, fitting our kitchen and building in a custom cooker hood. Our range cooker is 110cm wide so the gap between the wall cupboards for a hood is, obviously, 110cm too. Clearly, we cannot fit a 110cm wide extractor unit as there would be no ‘meat’ either side to frame the unit. So, we...
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    Vintage Chandelier Question/worries!

    Thanks all. Wife’s heart has been “un-set”!!
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    Vintage Chandelier Question/worries!

    Thanks for the help. A few pics as requested….
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    Vintage Chandelier Question/worries!

    Hi All, I’m happy to install light fittings and fixtures but my wife has recently set her heart on a vintage French chandelier from an antique shop. I took a look and it’s clearly pretty old with no earth and just 2 wires that are the same colour. We live in a 5yr old house so with fully up to...
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