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No sorry, up in Cumbria here.

Yeah it is sorry, it has the adaptors fitted

It's a Triton 15lt

Aerator on hot tap on the sink has a build up of the Black substance, it's not a rubbery texture though, flexi pipe on sink is not that old. Really is a strange one this.

It's in the bath as well as the sink.

Deposit feels like grit though, not rubber based.

Thank you.

What puzzles me is its not coming through the Hot tap on the kitchen sink. Heater is less than 12 months old.

Was thinking about damp if I used a Gypsum based product.

Certainly not mould, it’s like a hard grit.

Hi all, I'm renewing my Skirting Board, going from 120mm in height to 70mm. Only problem is the Plaster line doesn't go as far down so 70mm won't cover it. How can I lower the plaster line down? I was thinking of using Mortar then Tourpret filler over the top. I don't want to use plaster as it...

Hi all, can anyone explain what the Black deposits could be that come out of the Hot water tap in the Bathroom, It also comes out of the Hot tap in the Bathroom basin. We have an unvented water heater (15lt) which is not very old. It supplies the Hot water to the Bath and Basin in the Bathroom...

Thanks, much appreciated.

Ok thanks for that, much appreciated.

Yes, that's the type of fitting, unsure of the size in the Mirror though, if I could get the metal crimp out and redo it that should solve it. Many Thanks.

It needs to plug into a socket like fitting that is attached to a circuit board. Many Thanks.

Thanks for that, re-use the existing crimp you mean? What do they call those connections in case I have to replace? Many Thanks.

Hi, anyone offer any me advice on how to connect the Black wire back to this connection, or replace the connection. It's on an illuminated LED Mirror, it must have been crimped, as I push it back into place it just keeps coming out. Many Thanks.

Thanks very much for your time, much appreciated.

Sorry on my part also, it's an electric stove heater 2kw, coal effect type and yes, looking to board 3 sides and the top. Sorry for any confusion.