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Bobasd, thank you for your reply. Following the guidance from the other posts I have filled up the cistern a little and can now see the dripping. I've taken a video clip and will upload in a minute.

Right. Thank you JP and TP. I thought the leak was from the feed because the leak starts when there's a bit of water in the cistern but the leak stops once the water is out. But now that its been pointed out to me there are stain marks on the flush pipe whilst the feed pipe looks fine.

Dear JP, thank you. Hopefully when the washers are out I'll be able to get new ones and fit the new ones. Thanks again.

Thank you very much TP

Thank you JP and TP. Yes, I might be able to reach that joint and renew washers. Would you put on sealant as well as new washers, or just the washers?

Hello and thank you for reading this post. Would anyone be able to give a guide to likely price of the following work? Detached house built 2004 with lots of tv points to the various rooms. So nine rooms have tv aerial points. House on ground floor, first floor, and loft level room. TV aerial...

Thank you very much for your reply.

Thank you for your reply and for the idea. The design is from the original construction of the house in 2004. Totally impractical for maintenance!

Thank you for your help.

Hello and thank you for reading this post. Does anyone have any tips for sorting out the following small problem. In my bathroom there is a concealed toilet cistern behind a ceramic tiled section of timber board false wall. The wall's about 4 feet tall and had a flat top which I've removed to...

The system has been flushed out after running through with X800 equivalent. Vent still overflowing a little, probably the same as before. Two radiators disconnected, other five connected. Thank you for reading.

Thank you PrenticeBoyofDerry. Thank you denso13. The radiators heat up well. The hot water heats up fine.

Hello and thank you for reading. Almost sure I know the reason but checking for all possibilities. Any ideas appreciated. Gas central heating system unused for a year. Vented system. Seven radiators. Cold water tank in loft. Header tank in first floor bathroom. Two radiators...

Dear dann09, Thank you very much for your reply. The original post requests any help. Good luck with your contributions to this post and to your work. Thank you again for your reply.

Dear dann09, I'm sure all is very sensible. My post was possibly helpful. Some panels are fixed on battens. If the pvc panels are batten types, then there maybe no requirement to make good the existing wall cover which saves a job and cost. Also, removing the existing render and adding...

Hello. This reply may or may not be helpful. Hope some or all is. Look at the pvc panels you will be fitting and find out on what base those are fitted to the walls. Are they fitted to battens or wall clips perhaps? Then consider the current condition of the existing wall finish. If...

Good evening. Thank you for reading. A final section of plasterboard is being fixed in place but unlike the other boards fixed flat securely, the final board is against a slightly uneven wall which, with the insulation underneath, means that the board is slightly curved outwards from top...

Thank you for your reply during May. A needle gun was hired and the result was effective removal of the layers of paint. Very noisy and dusty, but ideal. Thank you for your reply.

Thank you for your reply Stevethespreader, thanks for the suggestion of that power washer. This afternoon I found that by hammering the layers of paint, it blows it quite substantially. So it can then be removed easily or with some chiselling. Time consuming but it can be done. Perhaps...

Dear stevethespreader, It is this pressure washer. I do not have the manual to hand at this moment to confirm the pressure...