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Mate I've told them that so many times, what can you do though

Micky you are an idiot, the rat was not that scary it was a joke, Prat, and if you think pulling a plastic dog around on string that is attached to a collar by the manufacturer then you need to report Toys R Us also, my daughter does insist we play her game and we do, i just hope you are not a...

friends of ours got a dog, looks like a husky, bloody thing has started eating the walls when they go out, s#d that

Sh#t don't you just hate it when people come out with such utter truth, you're right of course, and we do love every minute :)

Ah but what you don't know is i'm 8ft tall :roll: :roll:

were the hell did you get that from ?

Mate I'm just a poor plumber, i can barely stand up in my rooms :roll: :roll:

:lol: :lol: :lol: nice i like that one, that would probably scare her more than the rabid rat

Thanks Alarm, that looks like a good start, it is a shed load of cash though, i know i said i spend a shed load of cash but i was wanting a smaller shed, if nothing better comes along though it could be the winner.

:lol: :lol: we will when we have the time to look after it mate, not just yet, and i reckon she'd pull it to pieces RSPCA frown on that so i'm told :roll: :roll: :roll:

Strange title i know, I have a 16 month old daughter who has decided it's fun for my wife and i to chase her around the house with this plastic dog on a string, kills my back and really tiring, I need a nice remote control dog to take over the task HE HE, i have searched the net and they all...

went to this today for a GSI, cust says it's been there for 5 years, builder passed it as gas safe she says. well not me i says, it's now copper with L/lever isolation valve in kitchen cupboard next to it, all labelled

by hand and carefully :roll: oh and i know it's obvious but empty the system first, just in case, damaged pipes are easy to fix and cause less damage when empty

yes it should be moveable by hand, needs changing

Even in the bathroom, i think not :roll: :roll: :roll:

Confused, you talk about low mains pressure and a CWS tank in the same breath, if it's an electric shower it will be run of the mains AND NO YOU CANNOT PUMP OFF THE MAINS, then you say the cws tank is the same height as the shower head, which is it mains or storage tank ?

No you shouldn't fit room stat in kitchen it'll be affected by cooking heat, tumble dryer (maybe) etc, Stat should be on an inside wall about 1.5 mtrs from floor, not be affected by direct sunlight, it should be in a main living room really but others may disagree, not above a tv or rad etc due...

£7 is well high, Were abouts in Berkshire are you based then ?, and which boilers are you looking at ?

Just keep in mind it's not the price of the material that counts, it's the quality of the installer, choose carefully, as already stated plastic works ok if it's installed correctly, often it isn't