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Same thing happened to me two days ago. When I dismantled toilet took pan into garden found a "solid" mass at the top of second bend. I was amazed how solid it was, bound around a ladies personal towel. Dug it out and now OK. Suggest you use the coat hanger idea but turn it as you insert...

Brilliant Spark123, many thanks, please accept this Cyber Pint!!!! Might remember the wedding anniversary at last.

Thanks Softus, small problem I cannot find how to obtain shortcut icon for this programme, am I being thick although even my son, who knows it all, is baffled. No egg for him!

Can anyone help. I would like a calendar/diary on my PC so that when I start it is on the opening page or is easily brought up with say a shortcut icon. The Microsoft Office Calender version 8 which I have in my Works Suite would seem what I am looking, but I cannot see how I can open up...

Pen and paper in the early 60's, then COBOL to programme the first banking computer that we had to have operational by D Day (Decimal). Remember thinking the first Amstrad with Exell was brilliant, had to F9 when changing formula or the calculations could take all day just for one cell change!

Just copy down rather than across then, the basics are the same. Very curious way of doing it though never seen it done this way in 20+ years.

I am confused normally such a spreadsheet would be in ROWS down the spreadsheet column, with the date of the week in question at the top. I take it openoffice is the same as excel and as such your need is very simple. In cell for closing stock(F) do the following: =(click on cellB)+(click on...

I had exactly the same problem and also thought it was condensation. After many months I finally cracked it. The inlet valve was not closing on the rubber washer perfectly and whilst you could not see it there was a very fine spray of water emanating from it. I only noticed it when for the...

Try this http://blogs.msdn.com/tiptalk/archive/2006/11/06/avoid-sending-e-mails-by-mistake.aspx

Old gravity system boiler professionally changed some 3 years ago. At installers advice above boiler installed in a sealed system, not condensing/combi. Water is still fed from gravity cold tank in loft. Pressure of the boiler is kept at 1 bar normally but drops over say 1 to 2 months when I...

Thank you for all the replies I finally cracked the problem by going into Control Panel, drilling down to File Options where I found the differing "picture programmes" ie, jpeg,gif etc showed to be attached to EasyShare software, Kodak. By opening up I found I could change this to Windows Fax &...

I bought a new laptop from Dell which had Corel X software on board, but only as a trial for 60 days, then they wanted £60+ for full installation. As I am not an avid photographer I binned it! I bought a small Kodak digital camera at Xmas so I loaded their software together with Teso...

I'm no plumber but this happened to me a couple of years ago with a new radiator - it just would not heat and when I tried to bleed it nothing came out of the bleed nipple, no air nor water. I then realised after playing for hours with the TRV and valve that the manufacturer had spray painted...

I am not a plumber but surely this is basic physics. Hot water comes in through TRV and rises to the top of radiator one, this inflow as it cools gradually moves down the radiator as further heat enters until finally this heated water (although not as hot as coming in to rad 1 initially) is...

Thanks Chris this is basically the same as I used to do with the two rubber bungs on my old gravity system then. Will this cover question 2 also as I have never "broken" into the indirect hot water system that heats the hot water through a coil in the hot water tank? I understand correct me...

Had new boiler(normal) fitted 2 years ago system changed from gravity fed to unvented, pressurised via cold water mains. I need to change some rads as follows. 1. Do I release pressure by utilising filling loop and draining down via it to just below top floor level after turning valves of...