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I have used 8mm on glass balustrades in the garden. Been there for years without any problem.

Not sure if this is for your model but can't find that error code anywhere. There website says they have a 7 year warranty so if you installed them they should be covered. Contact Ventaxia. How to reset vent axia lo carbon? To reset calibration put dip switch 1 (SW1) into the off position...

Well try opening it up and see what happens then.

Thay's what I was thinking, Unless there is a room stat that conrols the heating for the whole house in there I wouldn't think there would be much of a saving by switching it off. Leaving it on may also reduce the risk of condensation becoming a problem

I'm presuming 3.1 step1 is adjusting the flow rate to compensate for the hardness and prevent limescale build up.

See page 5 of the download https://www.brita.co.uk/dam/jcr:c55f8b63-ff5b-4f6e-bcf3-15457c63e27f/brita-waterbar-instruction-manual-EN.pdf

Just pack it out at the top before screwing it to the wall. Then a bead of silicone or some of this...

Why can't you just fit a double radiator, the same dimensions you already have. it would seem to be a lot easeier than altering pipework for a larger one

We have a similar dyson model which is fine for upstairs use here (3 beds and bathroom). You spend most of your time in bed so shouldn't need much vacuuming.

All the dealers advertise their mobility schemes and the extra you need to pay for each model on top of the allowance.

Google push fit threaded inserts you may find something there.

Who said housekeeping was women's work? :LOL::LOL:

Never used them but it says it is a descaler https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01M6ZU1U5?tag=track-ect-uk-2453966-21&linkCode=osi&th=1&ascsubtag=ecSEP1y4g4jmht8vgcu

That machine does not have a brush bar so I would think it would struggle with pet hair and sand in a carpet. I would say you need something with that feature and need to use it daily with pets. We have had Dyson's for a few years now and would not use anything else.

It needs to come down. What you do afterward is your choice, but it doesn't really look deep enough and seems to be too high to be effective.

Calll your supplier. Probably United Utilities

I think Foxhole means there would be a verticle surface such as a skirting board witha gap to the gripper on the floor that the edge of carpet could be jammed into. Search for carpet fitting videos or info pages. You'll find different types of carpet grippers that might suit your requirements...

Some pics might help. sounds like an out of the ordinary question. Perhaps someone can help remove the old screw.

I would think the concern is fumes getting into the vent, which turning through 90degrees will not alter. But perhaps removing the vent and fitting and sealing, an elbow and piece of ducting ( the same as is above the vent) and another elbow and cowl on the end of the ducting would achieve what...