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wasn't quite the one just pumps but I did find one that suited me thanks

wasn,t that one but I might check it out

no sorry I cant I think it was circa £60-70

about a year ago I saw advertised a shower head that said it was water saving as it entrained air in the water droplets therby saving water and giving the water a softer airated feel at the time I presumed it was like a champagne airater however now I might like one I cant remember the makers...

dare say this has been done before very ordinary 3 bed house 70,s build with stipple ceilings would like to get rid of them but usually put off by the fact that I don't really know what questions to ask and I don't want to nod stupidly agree to have something unsuitable put badly on the ceiling...

I have just got a herzo drill bit set and it has 2 plastic 2screw finders" I don't know how to use them so if anyone has any info I would be grateful also is there any point to them or are they just a useless accessory

as above tank fed mono block basin tap 12mm flexys are there any mono block basin taps that have 15mm supplys and offer low internal resistance

as above the enamel one with the lever handle I think the lever was a sort of ball joint and moving it open the water ways I got called to an old one no makers name and not sure how to take it apart and don't know if I can gets parts but first things first how do they operate and dismantle if...

sorry ive explained this really badly I have no desire to work on power or lighting I am caught in a situation were the company I work for are concerned that we shouldn,t harm ourselves which I am all for however this extends to banning multimeters we have martindale testers and proving units...

I work as a gas engineer and we do various bits of electrical work related to boilers and pumps and controls is there anywhere explicitly written work I can or cant undertake

screwed flanges you see in plant rooms (don't care about welded stuff) had someone tell me pn number was bolt size didn't think he was right but its not important im not the oracle of all knowlodge It just made me curious

just interested what info is stamped on flange and what is the different info on old flanges

one your dead right jeff I don't charge enough but I work on site so these are just stupid nothing jobs I don't want and don't do all these tv shows about over charging no on mentions most plumbers do a decant job and don't charge enough but no im not busy because I don't do these im strictly an...

think banjodean could be the man practical skills mechanical bias this is a cable operated lever/cam operated syphon he comes across as a really decant bloke and he might point me in some sort of direction the picture I refered to were taken by the lady and arnt that helpful I was going to...

I,ve been in this game 40 odd years I know an all day take the cheap bathroom furniture apart, find spares that arnt for sale, put it all together and all for a big thank you and a few quid if you need this job I,ll pass your details along

mum of a friend has a wickes wc cistern with some mechanical linkage and its broken I have been sent the pictures but cant be bothered to post them as I don't want the job I believe the cistern is concealed in some bathroom furniture my question is there an easy remedy I am looking to pass on...

we have asked a few builders for quote for a front garden wall we have block paving and the first builder rather laughed when he said he would need a skilsaw to cut the block paving the next builder didn't mention it at all and now im not sure if its necessary or not as this isn't my area of...

mod site cheating not out of the question just very very clever management contractor 1st fix test every single piece put in 100mm air dry (no traps) test goes on for ages 15min not uncommon so this needs to be 100%

spent a few weeks on a commercial site soil testing, the soils are all different in length and connections. leaks are a mixture of lack of glue , push fit that are under tension nothing out of the ordinary we have used the half and find method but someone suggested a vacuum pump which I don't...

no its was for a job I did for a landlord (renew immersions) personally I think the switches were broken but I couldn't find out if this was the case,or I could but that opens a hole can of worms so I just wondered if their is an easy way of checking