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That's me, when I use salt too! I can take it or leave it. My dad was a great one for putting salt on, whereas I never bothered, until I asked him why he used salt, and the answer was, your body must have some salt. Now put some on, when I remember, but most of it bounces off the plate, to leave...

We've just been deciding what to do for dinner, later today. One idea I put forward was a little café, in the next town, which usually serves a school type steak pie, with mash or chips, cabbage, carrots, cauli, and gravy, all homemade, and absolutely delish. The place itself, you wouldn't give...

Likely, the cable is the twin and earth cable, usually grey, and flat. It is now only suitable for indoor use, due to the fact they found it degrades when exposed to UV. It is also not suitable for use where mechanical protection might be needed.

I once did a bit of research on the subject, and what I found was there was very little variation, because the important figure, is the 'rolling diameter', rather than the measured diameter of the tyre.

The orange flap, seems to not sit flat down onto the black collector. Is that where the cuttings are escaping?

They are essentially, the very same transmitters, as used to be used for 625 UHF transmissions, where we had 2, 3, 4 channels - now we have what - adapted to150 TV, 30 radio digital channels?

Protected by a 16amp MCB, and an RCD then the 1.5mm is adequately protected. Proving you are not planning to run a 3Kw heater from the extra socket, it will be fine.

From what I could see... It's a matter of folding the metal strip at 90deg. The wide strip is folded first, so the wide strip, hooks behind the PB, with the pair of tangs poking out, at each side. The box is then slid into place between them, then finally the two tongues are folded 180 degrees...

Both a fan heater, or IR would cost similar to run, but IR heater, would appear to produce results, quicker. It would be quite a task, going around all the other radiators, turning all off, but the one, then firing up the boiler, just for a few minutes in the bathroom. It would be the slowest...

That's the stuff!

Possibly the most effective, efficient way, is an infra-red type electric heater, wall or ceiling mounted, or a fan heater. IR has the advantage that it only heats material/bodies/you, rather than heating the air, which warms you. Such a 1.5Kw heater, could be connected to your lighting circuit...

It is accounted for, in the mpg figures.

The video shows how to set a (sliding) mitre saw, to cut an hexagon.

You do need a condensate trap, and drain.

Then it didn't meet basic requirements, in regard to detecting loss of sync,

https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ssi/2017/188/pdfs/ssifia_20170188_en_001.pdf Section 2.2, appears to require them to meet basic Building Regulations, and safety requirements.

It is absolutely fine, but is in need of a little repointing, where the pointing has failed.

Likewise, here, none but explained trips, through my own stupidity.

Back in the day, they were a very expensive item, and highly prized addition to the toolkit.

That was posted over two years ago, likely the OP has either resolved it, or the wall has collapsed by now.