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Here's how to protect your property http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxBa5bQfTGc

Oh great..... that's all we need another backyard breeder only interested in the money!

You undo the nut from the rear of the push button, then look at the button, you will see it is in 2 parts the thread part should come away from the button part. You may have to twist or gently tease it with a screwdiver to start it off. Note the onus on gently. once removed you will see the...

Is this the one you have? If it is one problem will be the bellows in the chrome plated push button could have split. The other problem will most likely be the inlet float valve not shutting off properly Try them direct [email protected] 0121 557 5411

It's not normal practice to run a camera down the toilet bowl as the camera will scratch the pan, also the skids on a decent camera won't fit round the u bend. Most people will remove the toilet & camera down the stack, if there are no access points. Yes Dynorod have all the gear. Very...

Cracking Those were the days!!!!

If they legalised Cannabis they could tax that! It's no more harmful than Alcohol or Cigarette's. Would put a lot of dealers out of business & create a lot of revenue.

I am an average guy, I work all week, I drink about a pint of beer a week(if that), I don't do drugs & yes I smoke. I have a wife and a daughter as well as a mortgage, We have pets. We don't live a lavish lifestyle at times it's damned hard. Why should I be expected to pay £40 - £50 for a...

You could always try one of these Those flexible pipes are cr*p

Just a thought but where is your stop tap in relation to the boiler? As the mains pipe might be coming up to the boiler just behind the damp line. Maybe you could make a hole in the plaster under the worktop & see if any pipes run up that line.

They say a second toilet adds value to the property. But I prefer a utility room as we did in our house. We had a coal house & a W.C . next to each other, took out the toilet, knocked the dividing wall down and fed Hot & cold water along with some electric sockets. Now the washer...

I once broke a bath trying to get the taps off that had boss white on them.

BG will not touch lead pipes wether they are live or dead, leaking or not. This is in the terms & conditions of the policy, that should have been read once you recieved them. If you read them you will notice that they also don't cover taps/stop taps. As Chris has said the cover is for...

Good one, tickled me did that

The Lad from Dyno-Rod should be able to tell you once it is cleared if it's a shared drain. Don't fret on roots in drain just yet, How long was the house empty before you moved in? If it was a fair while this can cause the drains to crust up as it were, This would also suggests that you are...

Or he could be fitting a s.v.p.

You could try a flex seal, will do the job. http://www.rainwaterproducts.com/product_detail.asp?From=products.asp&Menu=s15&Sstat=1&Group=65&Key=AC2000&NavPage=1

Nice to see some forward planning, well done

Looks good to me. Although I have to ask I hope you have some tiles left over? If the bath waste ever starts leaking you gonna need to gain access to it.

Same thing happened to me but I was wearing safety glasses, when I used to work in a metal foundry in Leeds. Not a pleasant experience.