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What is the correct product to seal betweel lengths of iron guttering and are the bolts just roofing bolts like these from screwfix? http://www.screwfix.com/cats/100042/Bolts/Roofing-Bolts Thankyou

Did you know the prescribed antidote to mono-ethylene glycol poisoning is Alcohol for days on end. :D

Had a rep in from them a couple of days ago showing us there commercial range. He gave me a free jacket which is very nice. :D

Not photo shopped, The guy is from Edinburgh and really is that good. Has any body wondered how many bashes and face plants he must have taken to get that good. Got to admire anyone who is that competent at anything.

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I got a letter from Vaillant on the 1.12.09 telling me my boiler needs servicing to take advantage of the second year guarantee. I am planning on getting it services early January when funds will allow. Will they still honor the guarantee?

I took advice from here and used colorfill because it is made for this very job and this job only so in theory should be the best. Its not cheap at £7 a tube for 1 joint. Ikea worktops are 620 wide. The jig I bought was for 600 OR 616 worktops and this made the job a little more complicated...

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Come on.... She may be no looker but she is a good singer. I hope she makes some money. Why not. I may not be lucky enough to see the possibility of making big money but I would not take that chance from other mere mortals.

What is the world coming to. "three intruders who tied him and his family up." Where they there to rob them only or were they planing to have a little fun with his wife and family afterwards ? Sorry but I am a reasonable man but if I were in that position I would not stop hitting until he was...

I presume the trickle vents on your widows are open?

Measure your kitchen cabinets. But I don't think you will get one for that 800 dimension. The normal inside opening dimensions would be 300-36, 400-36, 500-36, 600-36 (36=18*2 normal carcase material thickness).

Don't see how these cover can work. There is water in the tap and pipe. It could be subject to freezing temperatures for days at a time. No amount of insulation is going to keep the tab above freezing for that amount of time. Isolate and open tap as advised above.

You can spend the £14.99 on yourself and still save energy. Simply call in the pub 4 nights a year on your way home from work, buy 1 gas of wine and set your heating to come on 30 mins later. Sorted. Seriously this should only be installed on radiators on outside walls if it to be of any minute...

I cut the female part of the joint square first then cut the male to suit the slightly out of square walls. Take your time and think everything through before you cut. I cut mine in a particular order so that any small mistake (1-2mm) could be rectified by moving or cutting the next worktop to...

If you are going to buy 2 you might as wall buy these. http://www.screwfix.com/prods/50322/Blades/Router-Cutters/Sets/Kitchen-Fitters-Pack I used this pack a few weeks ago and managed 2 90 deg joints and a sink and a hob cut out. Just.... retiring all three. I then damaged one edge...

The part that is now missing looks like it was cross threaded in the first pic. If you replace it ensure it is screwed on square. :wink:

I did ponder these points myself.... Ended up getting the 2.5mm heat resistant (Tower). Thank you All