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If you can't find the correct keys the only option would be to force the lock using a screwdriver. You will then be able to remove the handles and fit new ones.

Totally agree. It's a sad place we live in today. The problem as I see it is kids have got no one teaching them respect. Teachers are afraid to even raise their voice at a kid. Cops are pretty much the same. We were having problems with kids hanging around an alley way near our house...

Carefully use a Stanley blade to scrape it off, time consuming but the only way to do it.

Father in law had a candle bulb shoot across the room when he turned the light on, he came down first thing in the morning switched the light on and the bulb exploded and fired the glass across the room. He was half awake and sh1t himself :lol:

http://www.cameras.co.uk/html/slr-cameras.cfm

Should this be in the electrics forum :?:

Just seen the advert on this site for the above company 183.2% APR If you borrow £500 off them you pay back a astonishing £840 :shock:

"This page sets the tone for your site and tells people what they can expect" :lol:

I sell PC's on eBay, occasionally I check competitors out to see how they are doing etc. Came across a new seller, so decided to check his website PMSL http://mrglobalpcltd.com/default.aspx

Dunno?

...does it take to change a lightbulb 1 to change the light bulb and to post that the light bulb has been changed 14 to share similar experiences of changing light bulbs and how the light bulb could have been changed differently 7 to caution about the dangers of changing light bulbs...

:shock:

http://www.sealsdirect.co.uk

Not really given a lot to go off there. Could be broken/loose tiles, a ridge tile may have come off. Is the roof butted up against a wall? If so the lead flashing may have failed. To give you a better idea of what is wrong you need to check the roof in the area where the ceiling is damp...

Yes, it is a load of bull. All the info can be found on the web easy enough. If you don't mind watching tiny grainy images at 2 fps you'll enjoy it :wink:

These will probably break the slab

Difficult to say really, a paving slab is not very thick and they also crack easily. I was thinking of frame fixings but even the smallest ones will be useless. The problem with an anchor fixing is it will probably just crack the slab, so I guess you are pretty much stuck with using rawlplugs...

Borrow a decent SDS drill if you can, this will make light work of the job. I would think about using a more robust fixing than brown plugs though.

Yes, be careful how much you use though, it really does what it says on the tin.

Slightly OT. I used to work in Warrington, the boss sent me to get some stuff from the local Staples, this used to be on Cockhedge Lane. Upon getting back to the office I checked the till receipt, whoever programmed the tills must have had a sense of humour, the address read Cockhead Lane :lol: