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can anyone tell me where I can get a normal basic bath waste with overflow for my new rolltop bath which is very thick skinned. I bought a basic chrome set and all fits fine apart from the overflow cover bit doesnt catch the thread and do up at all (the bath is too thick) surely there must be...

I think he means they are NOISY **ckers - thats the problem :-)

cheers Dewy - nice chicken wire tip

All the sites Ive seen say just smooth the fist one over and then remove it and move to the next one - I reckon maybe buy two just to keep moving quicker

I'm thinking of getting one of these hard plastic about 2ft square moulds that you simply (apparantly) fill with concrete, smooth over and then move onto next one. I wonder if anyone has had any experience with them and more importantly any tips Thanks IA

omg myson 1352 width rad - perfect cheers m8

http://www.inspiredheating.co.uk/acatalog/STELRAD_EXTENSION_ADAPTORS.html do you mean these ? can I literally just screw them together and when the chain is big enough I then screw one end to the pipe and one end to the rad and thats it ??? thx

thx ollski - but can you expand on that please - Ive used the cheap and nasty telescopic ones once before and it worked okay, but where do I get these solid screw together ones - what are they called ? and do you have a website link at all ? thanks for your help

or whatever they are called - The things that help a smaller radiator fit a larger space. Basically my old radiator was 1350mm wide and I cant find any radiators available other than 1200mm (which is too small) or 1400mm (too big obviously) am I going to have to accept the 1200mm width and have...

Hi guys, bit of background about my original problem - my machine was quite severe, lots of mouldy gunk round the rubber seal (where door closes) and bad smell coming from the machine generally. I think this was the culminationo of 6 years worth of 40 degree only washes :lol: . Anyway, I...

thx masona - thats just the job thx for all your help everyone

Namsag - that would be perfect !!! do u have any links to a store or know who stocks one ???

wow I didnt know you could get 25mm extenders !!! thats sounds fine one of them at each end, I thought a great ugly 50mm one on just one side of such a small rad would be hideous hurrah cheers everyone

thanks guys but I really would like to bend the pipe slightly rather than an ugly extension . Is there no tip on how to bend the pipes slightly without kinking / bursting them ???

Anyone got any ideas what I can do, we removed a radiator from our toilet and I want to put a new one in now but the old one was a non standard size (450mm wide) .All I can find nowadays is 400mm or 500mm widths. Is there a way for me to bend the two pipes that are sticking out the floor so...

I was told to do a hot wash with a tray full of caustic soda granules, this really gets all the gunk and grim off the machines innards - worked well for me and got rid of the mouldy stale smell that was starting to build up round the rubber seal where the door closes Obvioulsy dont put...

Appliances usually have a sensor telling them when they have enough water rather than a time bound limit for filling, so as Breezer says, its no problem but may just take a bit longer to fill up ready to do its thing

well I think it works based on people writing in with recommendations - mayube you can start West Yorkshire off for them then :-)

go to vetted.com for a list of recommended trades people in your area - superb site :lol:

very unlikely - air pockets generally stay at the top of rad. Sounds like sludge in old rads as everyone else has said Need flushing / replacing