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India sandstone is ground flat with comb ridges on the back side ready to stick down.. Plus he will never get that up now bedded on a full mortar @stevie888

Just make sure bath don't move. Should sit on battens and also add leg going up wall from floor to wall batten. Silicone along the bath. Use the correct silicone for a bath. If the silicone is not the correct one it won't stick properly. If the water gets past the first line of silicone...

Not lay it and use for cuts. If that's all you have there is not much you can do unless you want to try and chip it away, but that's not really possible. If you grind it back it will show. To resolve you need to replace it

We have a 3pin socks just outside bathroom door in the hallway. Sorted. Although I don't use it but the Mrs does sometimes. I think it goes against safety concerns these days having power in the bathroom. Not that anyone I know has had a problem.

Washing machine pipe straight on tap to dishwasher or washing machine. All the same. Just screw on the outside tap with your hand Edit It's all 3/4-inch BSP (British Standard Pipe)

I've used different DNS and it messes up the internet so you can't do things. Last DNS I used was 1.1.1.1 and worked great for a few weeks then the trouble started. Maybe the paid DNS servers are better

I heard a interview Kleczynski who developed malware bytes when he was very young. He had a problem with his computer so got the college tech department to look at it. They run malware bytes while he watched on on without saying a word.

@mattylad Just setup a family share and all chip in for YouTube including music. £3.35 each

I've just looked at B&Q. Screwfix and Toolstation website and a T8 fluorescent tubes are not available. So discontinued by looks of it.

Not overflowing because it keeps filling? Modern toilets overflow into themselves vs out a pipe. Re question. 2.30 mins in

You bought a led tube. Has Loads of LED lights inside. That won't work although you can buy bulbs and some bits to convert light but not worth it. You need the older gas filled tube that's started to be discontinued. Is it just the old style £4 ISH fluoresce tube? 2 foot tube?

The battery backup in the timer for when you have power cuts? Boiler wont work when you have power cuts but the clock will stay on and remember the time. If you don't get many power cuts don't worry about it.

300mm drain riser? Not sure what you are connecting to... You can get 32 and 40mm boss straps for 110mm soil pipe. You can get 32mm and 40mm rubber bung to take 32mm or 40mm pipe... You can also buy service plugs they use after drilling hole for camera.. I think drill 32mm hole for rubber...

Ha. Yeah Could be the borrowers yodeling @Rotor888 I tried to yodel down an overflow pipe while my mate was on the toilet. Unfortunately it was his dad sat there being busy. I'm still stressed about that and it was 48 years ago.. It's common for inline extractors to rumble it they are a...

@Rotor888 If the motor is off and there is no wind yet a plastic is making a noise I'd say it's not the pipe. I'm puzzled TBH.

Yeah. That will do. I find the 45mm about as thick as you want to go. As for base 100mm is great. Some of mine is around 50mm but I'm not digging it out to remove the clay under.. Where I lifted slabs it can stay. I just removed the sand and cement and left the type 1

They are bigger behind plasterboard as they spread out when screwed. Just no way to crush the back part that I know of to allow them to come out. Plus the plasterboard is soft so you need to hold them to bend.. They aren't very good but that's a problem with plasterboard.

Punch them through. Use a old screwdriver or something and hammer to punch through. Fill holes. Other way is to cut around and put out but hole will be bigger

I think the best security on a pc is to have user accounts. Families use one pc and all run as admin. Madness! We have 5 user accounts on pc. Admin. (Me) Wayners (me) Mary Tom Mother in law And I used to have my neighbour but not now. Rip... All accounts can't install software except...

This needs to be answered by a sparks as I'm not. It's a common question though. Fan needs to be on a day timer or movement sensor really so triggered when someone enters. Lights need a sensor as well. Is it running 24/7? Also a air vent to allow air in so extractor can suck air out. Has this...