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Dan, that's so funny but true. Kick started my Monday with a smile

When was it lasted serviced? Might be worth now having a service before the winter kicks-in.

Jack, that's not gutter mate! Jack that's not a good looking job someone has done on your soil stack. Jack, do get some of the holes in your wall sorted before a squirrel turns up.

It could be possible, I say could, but not as easy. Don't just try moving the wires about, you could do damage to the boilers pcb.

Me again. So it's a duel channel hive and not a single. Yours is to control your hot water heating and your central heating independently . So what is your system, Y or S? Have a look near the hot water cylinder and see what type of controlling valves you can see. Might be good to take a couple...

I'm sorry, I can't add anything more that could help you. All the best.

There is quite a lot to read about fitting the Hive as a DIYer. Do have a Google. One thing that might help is if you are not going to remove the old room stat, then try turning it up to its Max and leave it at Max, now try controlling the boiler via your new Hive. This might be the answer to...

You need to have the correct Hive for your type of heating/hot water. The Reciver is dedicated to the home owner and comes with a scratch card number to allow set-up. This is because personnel information is routed via the Hive Receiver. If the Reciver you have has been used you will need a new...

Interesting , smart meters will like it when the day comes when we all are charged by the half hour via the smart meter.

Last years Black Friday price was less for the same

Expect after the reading you have been doing about the valve, you will know that if the valve has a bump in its top lid, it makes it more serviceable.

Thank you for the recommendation Nige F

I'm having radiotherapy at the moment so a little weak but should be ok in a week or two. Would like to stop this slow drip the easy way, yes I do understand it's a bodge but a quick fix if possible would help.

True but needs must as its a time things.

small water leak from the pan connector, so I'm looking for recommendations please. I will stop using this toilet and as best, dry the area before before applying the recommend silicon . Any other tips are most welcome. Pete

I would not want it blowing over at my door, I expect others would not like either . Consideration for others I say. Treat people the way you would like to be treated. This plume must have a little bit of dangerous gas and that's why there are regs. It's more then reasonable to be asked.

I would imagine that if it was the other way round, you would not like your neighbors flue gases blowing onto your property, with these dangerous gases near your door. Your flue but also your neighbor health and wellbeing. Get it fix would be the right thing to do, regs or no regs.

In the news today, some co2 detectors sold on Internet sites are failing tests carried out by Watchdog !

I also had a very old control/programmer on my Yplan heating system and updated it to Hive Active heating and hot water. Don't know much at all about Nest, think Nest and Hive are much the same after doing some reading before I went for Hive. I found Hive ( fitted now a few months ) easy to...

So, when putting the cylinder onto thr ply, do you make a hole in the centre of the ply to allow for condensation? Or not Would like to get a feel for Yes or No from others