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my immediate thoughts would be around the provision of appropriate expansion in the extant cistern to cope with double the amount water being heated. Keep em separate its more elegant and maintainable.

thanks for your help on this problem Fafhrd, i have ordered an invertor off ebay should be here soon so i will try that first. interestingly ( or Not) the display started to lose its colour after login, i suspected the graphics board but googled this new symptom and found suggesions it was...

Hello every one. my laptop, a Vostro 1700, has developed a fault on the screen. when it is powered up from sleep or cold start the screen appears fine. however it slowly starts turning pink from the right hand side of the screen and occasionally flickers across the whole screen. the pink side is...

don't we usually call tanks with 7500 galllons in it a swimming pool?

If your in Bristol then any one working on your gas pipework or appliances and are a business must be Gas Safe registered. Many engineers who were Corgi registered before did switch to Gas Safe some did not ( for many reasons) some are still corgi registered and gas safe registered. You are...

on a job today the guy asked me if i knew why his water pressure has gone really low. he had a Pressure Reducing Valve fitted 2 years ago to solve a problem of 'high' pressure where an auto pressure relief valve attached to a under sink unvented water heater was continually passing. i...

i thought i had posted the results for this yesterday!:? up to saturday 1 nomination this thread, no contest, we came we saw we all thought it was naff we went home, but I liked the waist pipe post in plumbing and heating.

i have just read that fe0 thermodynamically unstable and is fda approved and used as a pigment in tattoo inks... go figure! haven't seen any exploding slag tags for a while :lol:

there's this http://www.mtmc.co.uk/product.asp?cookiecheck=yes&P_ID=23726 or this http://www.ultimatehandyman.org/video/tiling/grout-removal.php but might be worth posting on the tilers forum here //www.diynot.com/forums/viewforum.php?f=30

All the inset balanced flue fires (all fires i think) i have fitted come with the installation instructions that state that they are to be fitted in accordance with building regulations and therefore must have a lintel fitted across the builders opening.

thanks peeps, theres a post started in the general discussion forum as it seems that polls only work there!

post em here through the week and i will create a poll for the top five nominated on friday/ saturday ( if theres five that is) they can be voted on next weekend and the winner will be the one with most votes on sunday 7th or when i get round to looking at it. prizes are non existent so...

Be careful of the law in what ever you do . i have been told that if you are getting some one to work for you , even if they are not directly employed by you, you will need employers liability insurance. the definition was vague but it seems if you ask some one to 'go do a job in this place'...

had a couple of laughs reading some of the post this morning, which is great, this got me thinking about having a vote on the best post of the week / month / year . a bit like the oscars you could have nominations for different categories such as humour, intelligence, expertise, helpfulness...

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