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Don't know about cheap plugs, but Fischer recommends length of screw to protrude 10mm out of the plug on final installation. So with a 40mm plug and screw going flush to the wall, you'd need a 50mm screw.

I have been thinking that there must be a quantum natural phenomena affecting the finding of things. I am quite neat and organised, especially with my tools. Sometimes I go in a particular place to pick something up and it's not there. Then I spend lots of time searching and don't find it. A...

Reusing them or swapping for new one?

It depends from their condition. If they're rusted, kinked, twisted or leaking, surely change them. If they're fine you can reuse them.

Take your meds Himmy. Your brain has stopped.

Show me where I said that I committed any offence. You're a schizophrenic multi-polar paranoid. Well, we all know that Nah, he hasn't got time to pray, being busy posting lies on this forum. People like him are resigned to rot in hell.

Have you been a bad boy Himmy? Don't they let you out in the yard on Saturdays? Or you've again made one of your racist comments towards one of the nurses? And yes, you are THE racist bigot in drags.

It's very flat, could it be some sort of plaster finish in white? Try chipping it away in a hidden place and see if you get to the bare masonry.

Don't they let you out in the yard on Saturdays?

If you want to avoid any swearing with damaged seals, just get a new waste, they're cheap. If the tap is ok you can refit it. Bear in mind that some taps don't have removable tails, so check that first.

How do you know? Accordingly to your lies, you weren't in this forum at the time.

Police advice to the Jewish community: "Remain vigilant" In other words, live in fear. These retarrds don't understand that we don't have to adapt to criminals, they have to adapt to us or be locked up/kicked out. I'm shocked.

Don't worry about it. Wood is a live material and will move, shrink and expand. Let it be.

Tried to change pads on rear brakes of my wife's A3. Piston totally seized and yes, I have the winding tool. New calipers time, fortunately at £35 each from eurocarparts (Febi). Waste of a couple of hours and 2 rubber gloves...

Nothing to see here... Move on...

Use an adhesive; 99.9% of roofers would do that.

Yes, sorn it. I got caught out doing the same thing when the midget imposed the ulez. Even if the car is locked in a private property it must be sorn or have insurance.

Garden bar it is!

That's what he wants people to believe. He's locked in a mental institution and uses the library pc to troll on the internet.

Even worse, Himmy spent time researching the op's previous posts hoping to "catch him out". Look at post #14. I can't quote it because the nutcase reported me and my replies to all of his accounts are deleted automatically.