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Hi, I'm not back at home till weekend. Was hoping to get replacement from Screwfix to take home with me and do the job on Sunday.

Hi all, seen other posts on this but can't find my specific answer. My bathroom sink plug needs changing. Ive attached a couple of pics, one of the hole and one from underneath the sink. Can some advise how I get it out please? And are replacements pretty standard? Thanks so much for any help.

Thanks guys. Will check it out at weekend.

Hi all. My auntie sent a pic of her leaking bathtap. Pretty old as you can see. Would these taps have cartridges or just washers? Any tips as I want to go prepared. Many thanks.

ok, appreciate that thanks. Just one question, the white wires are pretty thin, certainly compared to the wires in the old light. Any issues with that at all?

Hi guys, ok, wall lights tested all ok, so come to fit them, was unaware of the amount oif wires on the current lights, but just need to make sure I 'm wiring correcty with the new ones. Obviously on the new lights there is no local on/off - as on the old ones - but can someone please clarify...

..and thats where I come unstuck! (No multimeter). I have a budget of around £50.00 to fit these in place of my old ones on my wall (straight swap) but cant find anyone in Stockport who'll do it for that price. :x

Hi, yes, its standard bayonet, so thats good to know re the polarity as I was not sure which white wire wnt where! As re the earth wire, it is only attached to that screw that you see in the pic - which itself is touching the brass bulb holder via the bolt. Is that ok?

Hi guys, would appreciate your advice. Bought couple of wall lights from ebay - they are French and pretty old Apparently rewired about 5 years ago. Anyway, I need them rewiring before I install them onthe wall but I'm not sure if I simply need to duplicate the current wires or is it...

Thanks a lot for that - although the underneath of the blue arm does look like it has a screw receptacle. Anyway, any ideas on good online suppliers for the uk?

Double post. Sorry.

'Drum lifters'? By that do you mean what I am calling the 'dividers'? Yes, they do indeed clip into place, but they wont stay there as they need to be screwed in from underneath. Access to there is my problem.

Hi all. Looking for a bit of advice on repairing our washer. What has happened is that one of the plastic dividers (arms?) from inside the drum, has come off. It is possible to push it back into its slot, but .... it needs to be screwed back on from underneath (outside) the drum. I've had a...