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And what do you think will happen?

Hammerite may be used on plastic drainpipes: https://media.firstfence.co.uk/products/64a7e08761f4ad76d1127da5/docs/9a4a77e9-cbe2-4aea-b94d-4c666067c114.pdf T&E sheathing is the same kind of plastic

I didn’t understand your point. A large steel beam may enter a hole in a masonry wall and be “proper” plastered around.. But if that large steel beam had, say, a foot-pad welded onto it that was an inch thick then it couldn’t be inserted into the wall pocket and be plastered around in the same way?

Hah, no.. but I was! :) Spray a test batch or on an offcut of cable. I think it highly likely nothing bad will happen; if you dug into it you’d probably find that the aerosol nozzle / stem of the spray can is also PVC, which would be a poor thing to make a nozzle from if the paint attacked it...

Would the person responsible for the grass(a council? Homeowner?) be willing to find someone else to do that bit? To my mind, I think I’d have a go at modifying the mower so it can be driven sideways, then you can stay on the path, or devise a clip on extension to the handle (eg with a rope...

Schools, businesses and homes the length and breadth of the country are stuffed full of wires covered in emulsion paint

I don’t need you to paste me ChatGPT’s AI slop; I can get it to tell me whatever I want to hear perfectly well myself Please tell me what military movements we should have made, eg what kind of personnel and equipment, where they should have come from, where they should have been deployed to...

Well he has some Napoleonic avatar so perhaps I could be forgiven for thinking HM’s big into military strategy I was hoping there would be an opportunity into observe some genius thought process, a spark of enlightenment never before seen in the collective wit of the Internet, something I could...

This makes no sense. You’re going to put a membrane that allows water vapour to pass, under metal to prevent water vapour from reaching the metal and condensing? This also makes no sense; it either traps moisture (in which case it seals well) or it doesn’t seal well (in which case it doesn’t...

Not so much on ferrous materials. Aluminium ones for sure (where we tend to call it oxidation)

You haven’t said anything; you’ve just repeated the same vacuous nonsense Tell us exactly what defensive action we should have leapt to, o great military thinker

Clarify exactly what action you think we should have taken

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...