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Following a scan of my PC using Noadware there seem to be around 40 trojan/viruses detected. By contrast Lavasoft detected only 6 cookies and even stinger does not locate the t/v's as effectively as noadware. Now to remove this lot Noadware require me to register and then run the necessary...

Great stuff, Woodu! Laugh?...I almost bought a Budweiser! :D

Why do you need the logbook? Surely the renewal notice exempts you of the need to show it? You just take your certificate of insurance, MOT, and the RN and Bob's yer uncle. Has something changed that we've not been told about? :(

Blimey, that was quick! Thanks, Kev. :wink:

The question is if the water in the CH system is softened, does there still exist the need to have inhibitor in the system?

My folks have got a small leak on one of their radiators - a low level type in the conservatory. The system is sealed, powered by a Vokera Linea 28 boiler. I am intending to drain down the system, remove the rad, take out the thermostatic valve and re fix it with a few layers of PTFE, refit and...

When you provide your customer with your estimate could you not specify that the removal of the old bathroom suite is down to them and can me arranged with their local council? Most councils provide a collection service starting at about £15. Even if it were as much as PDV's £40 it would save...

Remember this? :shock: http://www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=10056&start=45 Did the plumber do himself in? I think we should be told! :roll:

Yes, quite right Adam. And what about the word wh*re? Why does this get blanked out? :shock: Especially when on the plumbing forum! :D

It has the 18v twin pack at £99.99 reduced from £149.99! Whadyerfink?

Right, I will pass this on to the mate. Good advice once again, Kev...thanks a lot! :wink:

There's an Erbauer 18v drill + impact driver on Screwfix. Anyone know whether these are any good or not? Doesn't seem to be a make that's widely available? Are there a good backup of spares or add-ons?

Ah, right, I see, thanks. Okay, can you recommend a kit that would be up to doing this kind of application, Kev? Or will any old generic freezer do the job?

Kev, without wishing to appear a complete halfwit, what is the jacket and what are big cans ?

Sorry guys for being a bit late back to the screen. SparkyTris: Don’t quite see what you are getting at when you say," All you need to do is get a tee in the pipe, so you could have a check-valve-and Tee all fabricated ready to go!". What would the check-valve be used for? There is already a...

Fair point, but in some cases there might be little alternative. A few of weeks back I helped a friend instal a new bathroom into a flat that he has purchased from the council in East London. In the bathroom there are a series of boxed-in steel service pipes that run vertically from top to...

I am going to install an electric shower for my parents in the next few days. A built-in filter is provided, but because it will be installed flush in a tiled wall removing it in future will not be a five minute job. So would it be worth installing an additional 15mm in-line filter in the...

I don't think it's just D&J who Kendor claims misrepresent him? :lol:

We have currently had our water supply stopped by the lw authority. Evidently there has been a mains burst and an engineer has been attending to the problem for the last few hours. It should be restored within the next hour or so. My question is can any damage be caused to a combination...

Got all the copper pipework connected up for my mates new bathroom. All totally watertight except for one bloody 22mm/15mm reducer which is still not quite managing to stay dry. :( It is screwed into a 22mm bent connector and its male thread is wrapped in PTFE as advised by the bloke in the...