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What are the most likely causes of water remaining in the plug hole after the bath has drained and how to fix? This is a bath in a rented place and the recently replaced bath panel has been completely sealed with silicone, so looking for possible fixes that don't involve taking it off. The...

Thanks for the feedback. I can't afford to replace it just now, so I've had to bodge it more than the fitter. I'll make sure I get someone who knows what they are doing though, when I get round to replacing it.

Thought as much. My guess is it's a Howdens worktop because the kitchen appliances are from there. It was fitted about 6 or 7 years ago. Long before I moved in. I doubt they'll still be making it, so might have to replace the whole lot.

Hi. Are the any fixes for a swollen kitchen worktop? It's very close to the sink, as you can see from the photos, so keeping further water out is going to be very difficult. Could I cut out some of the core, apply sealant and clamp it down?

I'll let you know how it goes.

You're correct about the 3 T&E. The second switch is at the other end of the hallway. So I simply replace this switch with a 2-gang and wire as you've shown, with the other end of the new T&E running to the new wall mounted lamp. Correct?

Apologies for the lengthy delay. I posted this on behalf of my son and have only just got the wiring photo. It turns out the switch is actually a 2-way one. What can I do to take a feed from this and control a new wall mounted light?

I have a one-gang one-way light switch that controls my hall ceiling light. Can i replace it with a 2-gang switch with the second switch operating a wall light? What would the wiring be?

The existing one that's kinked looks like a 300mm one, which is why I thought 200mm would be better.

I need to replace a flexible connector on my son's toilet. A plumber (or so they claimed to be) removed a section of leaking copper pipe and replaced it with a poorly fitted flexible hose. The cistern is filling really slowly and it's because of a kink in the pipe. See photo. I've got...

Thanks. I've started doing this.

Any tips on how remove these annoying bubbles from freshly emulsioned wall?

I thought of this but wasn't sure it would be secure. Which adhesive do you recommend?

Good point. I think I need M4s.

Yes, from a UK based retailer. I suppose that doesn't necessarily mean the items were made in the UK though. The webpage doesn't have that information.

Thanks for all your help. Much appreciated.

It's a Howdens white panelled certified fire door.

Yes :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

These.

Yes. That sort of thing. Come in different sizes.