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Dare say it might have turned into a whole can of beens by now

They definitely are What would you like to use them for?

That explains some things :)

Strive to catch it in a suitable strainer before it goes!?

1 newton per square metre isn’t a lot

Straw man. Didn’t answer the question You know it’s worse than pointless, you just won’t admit it

Condensing dryer with a continuous drain? Sure. What’s the question? How to make the pipe on your dryer fit the waste? Can you show us a picture of what you've got?

I want you to tell me what you need it for, need being defined by “something that cannot be binned or flushed, and hence can only be realistically disposed of in a WDU” I genuinely cannot think of anything, and all the things I can think that routinely get put down them are all things that only...

Perhaps you can take one from elsewhere in the room, one that is normally hidden

Evasive. Speaks volumes Cobblers

No Let’s try simpler What do you put in it?

Only reservation I’d have with gripfill is it’s a bit inflexible when set.. Sticks Like is my go-to construction adhesive these days

Your neighbour buys a drum kit and plays it outside at 2am. You collar him and point out it’s antisocial and has a deleterious effect on other people outside the boundary of his property. He says he’s busy, he works shifts and sleeps in the day, he doesn’t have any space to keep it in the...

For the price of plasterboard and tape&fill, weighing in the amount it’s bothering you, is it worth such a labour intensive approach versus just taking all the plasterboard off one side, insulating then putting back new sheets?

I’m saying that there isn’t anything you can put in a waste disposal unit that you can’t put in something else that 99.99%+ of houses already have. Most houses don’t have WDUs. Why does anyone need a WDU? What use case does it have that makes it worth spending the money on a WDU, and loading the...

Begging the question Not what I asked

But do you have any thoughts on the questions raised in 2)?

I’ve several sliding wardrobe doors on tiled and LVT’d floors, below which is a screed that definitely contains UFH heating pipes. I’ve used Sticks Like on all my tracks instead of mechanical fixings into the screed and not had a single issue with it detaching so far

Might have to get the required info from the horse’s mouth themselves?! Not only does the website say “CH only” it doesn’t specifically state WRAS accredited whereas it does for other products. Toolstation’s ad also says CH only - that TS says WRAS approved wouldn’t, in my mind, override JG not...

Hmm.. I think it’s not really a solution DIYnoob: “Dear DIYnot people, I want to build a wall, how do it do it?” Pro Elite Helpful Person: “well, you just use common sense” DIYnoob: “OK, it seems like I need bricks and mortar. How do I make mortar?” Pro Elite Helpful Person: “well, obviously...