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Primarily to protect girls from aggressive boys I would guess but should have covered all scenarios. Must be very awkward to be a teenager these days. I am mid 50s FWIW. No problem at all with others sexuality. Despite some negative (maybe just be trying to be funny) comments, 100% for Do...

The half round OMT blades are good for cutting longer straight lines https://www.screwfix.com/p/erbauer-multi-material-segmented-cutting-blade-89mm/2752V

Do you mean they would or wouldn't report if it had been the daughter? Sounds like the other boy chanced his arm and got it wrong. Clumsy teenager! Son isn't bothered and seems to have handled the situation well.

Thanks RG, I used that when I did the shower to waterproof the walls before tiling. I have stripped the walls back to brick and fitted waterproof STS boards. Similar to Wedi, Marmox, Elements etc. It is the joint from bath edge to wall I am asking about. Yes there is a shower over the bath. I...

Mid bathroom refurb and the bath will be going back in shortly. There seem to be a variety of tapes and plastic trims that go under the tiles. Any recommended solutions please? I used this in our shower room with shower panels a few years ago and they still look neat...

DIYer Have just done similar with bathroom boards onto not very flat brick. Maybe a couple at the top before the adhesive sets to act as a vertical support but not screwed fully home or you may compress the adhesive and pull the board in. Once set, drive them fully home and add the others. Are...

This might help ref the fuse https://www.swe-check.com.au/pages/learn_fuse_markings.php Are you in Australia John? Profile says Cook Islands. I normally use UK sellers but do buy some things from China. Delivery is pretty good.

2 of the 56 results I get https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/275371242819 https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/126040237026

DIYer and my circular saw is quite old Have been looking at the Evo mains track compatible circular £170 for saw and additional track kit I have a couple of cheap Evo mitres and happy with them Saxon do blades for the Evo saws...

Oops :D I just searched for '0.047uf capacitor 275v'

None of these any good? https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2334524.m570.l1313&_nkw=0.047uf+capacitor+275v&_sacat=0&_odkw=0.047uf+capacitor&_osacat=0

Ebay. I have sourced various caps from there. Good for this sort of thing

You may get it out with a T10 torx bit/driver.

Bathroom being plastered today. Took the toilet off the wall and the supplied wall screws had disintegrated. Been there 20 odd years to be fair. Are these any good? Worth getting some stainless steel screws? Or better kits available...

Standard switch and smart bulbs should work. We have a couple of Hue bulbs - Very expensive. Work well and easy to integrate with Alexa. Quick Amazon browse, I think Tapo (Part of TP-Link, a well established comms kit company) are pretty good.

How many other lights that you currently dim? Might be easier to get smart bulbs for them and replace your dimmer switch for a standard one. Or if always dimmed to the same level get some lower wattage bulbs Or.... Never seen one but just googled to see if there was such a thing...

8-10 according to this https://www.electricalcounter.co.uk/led-downlights I have used these in a couple of rooms and no problems https://www.toolstation.com/integral-led-evofire-ip65-fire-rated-downlight/p10980 Paired with...

Angle grinder - I use this blade for shaped cuts in tiles. Good results with patience https://www.toolstation.com/abracs-tile-porcelain-diamond-blade/p87878 Might be able to undercut the riser so the tile goes under it.

No. The foam is waterproof. Any damp on the brickwork will not be able to transfer through the foam to the plasterboard. The circles you can see on your walls may be from the dot and dab standard plasterboard adhesive that does allow moisture to pass through. Edit: I don't think you currently...

That looks really nice Mottie. Agree that it makes the dining area look a bit dated.