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I would refuse to work on that toilet! Andy

You could alwayys take a cash payment for the bath and fix it with a £12 fibreglass kit...

I have the radio/speaker below: https://uk.milwaukeetool.eu/en-gb/m12-radio-charger-dab/m12-rcdab/ It can transfer over 30 metres away, could you connect it to your tv and have the sound in the shed? Andy

Was this a diy install? Andy

Time to go shopping, new drill time! Andy

Don't you shower before going to bed?? Andy

Drain down every time, easier to work with, less chance of anything going wrong, removing and replacing water with new inhibitor. Andy

Don't forget, they also say "Be Safe" Andy

That drop bolt is fitted incorrectly. Andy

Only if it is a shared drain line. ;) Andy

Well I'm sure he would wipe the floor! :rolleyes: Andy

Also replace all the copper from where the dust pan is, you don't want any of those screw in washing machine valves, they always leak when you look at them. Andy

I always use WD40. Andy

Hey Mottie, I thought you were a bird lover? Andy

Foamfiller will sort it out! Andy

I would suggest you change all the exterior door locks. Andy

Small angle grinder, multi tool, or even fine point hand saw. Andy

I paid for 3 hours labour for my discs and pads to be replaced at a Ford main dealer! Then they replaced them when they went faulty 6 weeks later, it took them 45minutes, (obviously cheap parts) Andy

Yes, I bought one of these tool chests about 10 years ago from Halfords, it was on a 50% discount. I have it in the garage full of tools, never had a problem with it. Andy

Totally agreee, I had new front discs and pads on my Transit charging for 3 hours labour, after 6 weeks the discs warpped and had to be replaced. Guess what, they done it in 45 mins. Andy