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My current thermostat located in the hall with kitchen doorway along side and lounge doorway entrance opposite. As every cold spell/winter the thermostat is affected by the warmth of kitchen meal preparations and the lounge becomes cold. Would like a wireless thermostat in the lounge to...

Last question for 2024. As said earlier the hose from the existing fan, it raised from the fan then dropped into a valley then back up over the insulation down to its exit vent in the soffit. I’ve laid loft boards to access across the loft to install the inline fan. Because of the hose in the...

Trying to find a spray paint from halfords for my model railway. My store stocks mostly metallic paints. I can find a solid colour near what I'm looking for. But the RAL code is not listed on their web page, just the manufacturers code. A web page in the model railway world suggests that James...

I know this was many moons ago. But I fail to see if 22mm hoses at the pump are any better than that of 15mm, when both hoses use 12mm bore flexible hoses and the swaged plastic fittings both ends have 8mm bore with further flow restrictions ???

No, Some manufactures specify/supply 15mm or 22mm hoses to have full supply flow to the their pumps. Some hoses are without isolating valves and some with. On a 15mm flexi hose supply you could have in-effect have a supply through a 8mm hole restricting the flow. On 22mm flexi hose supply you...

The hoses in use have isolating valves and was suggested they were restricting the flow. But as said above many times, there are no differences in the bore size of either hose. Both types are app 8mm id.

They are the hoses I had, which were too long and yes no isolating valves. But these too have the same small bore size as the ones I'm using with isolating valves of approx. 9mm. So now searching for 22mm x 3/4" approx 300mm or 500mm long without isolating valves. Searched google and found...

OK, Anyone know where I can get angled anti-vibration hoses 22mm x 3/4" without the isolating valves.

Yes its the hoses supplied. 15mm x 3/4” with valves Yet I have spare hoses of different lengths and they all have the bore for 15mm x 3/4” of 8mm with or without the valve and 22mm x 3/4” with 9mm bore with the valve and 13mm bore without.

Turboboost mk 2 2.0 bar 15mm flexible with isolating valves

I've been advised to change my 15mm x 3/4" pump hoses because they have isolating valves because they not being full bore. Yet if I measure the bores on both the isolating and non-isolating hose they both have 8mm. Advised to change to 22mm x 3/4" hoses, measured a non-isolating hose with a...

Seen some use similar to the kingspan Insulation Board fitted between the rafters/trusses to reduce the heat from the inside of the felt/tiles on the roof.

I have a 4 bedroom detach house. Brick outer and board inner with rockwool/fibrewool cavity. The attic has 10” insulation with 5 vents in the roof, with tiles on felt. During the summer months the attic gets really hot and even with 10” of insulation, the heat comes down through into the...

Dont know about the Grasses, but I think the tree ferns are shallow fibrous rooted by about 6” beneath the trunk . So take care when digging as they are not cheap to replace

Pointed the paving 2” thick slabs around the house some 8/10 years ago and pressure washed the slabs with a paving jet washer att. This exposed alot of the crumbled/missing pointing. Although some say to use a 5:1 mix, I found this leaves the pointing sandy/crumbles so I use a 3:1 or 4:1. For...

I would have said late Oct/Nov a good as the ferns stop budding and becomes dormant for the winter. I moved a Canaries palm some years about now and lost it drying out in Spring/Summer months being dry and hot in the sun.

Thanks, Already searched YT etc of how to connect to that configuration of multi-plug. Seen many motors of that type but with other variations of multi-plugs with fewer cables and hot wire link/loops used.

Seen various uses of the old/redundant electric motors from WM’s Anyone know of how to wire it to run. I know the 2 small red wires are for the speed control when used in the WM. Thanks

Does not mention the motor description, such as the frame spec or any real technical details of the motor other than its a Clarke motor assembly

Anyone know of the motor specification ie frame size/type of the motor 1/3 HP, 1420 rpm, class:E, totally enclosed fan and 240v single phase. Used in a Clarke bench drill ‘CDP5EB’. Looking to adapt a larger motor