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http://www.screwfix.com/prods/79987/Hand-Tools/Bolsters-Wrecking-Bars/Wrecking-Bars/Utility-Bar-13-Sumo

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Any one no if this kind of tool ''Utility Bar 13" Sumo'' (its on the screw fix page) Is good for prising up wooden floor boards?

? any advice please

Hey my central heating is losing pressure. Am I right in saying that if I turn off the flow and return valves on the boiler. This will enable me to determine if the pressure loss is on the boiler ( if it contuines to drop). Or pipework if it hold pressure.

It s a piece of thinish plastic that comes slide between the heating element of the shower and the electrical cables

Ok thanks for for your advice, Just checking the splash gaurd that comes with the mira sprint shower. Does that just stop in the place it is. I am just asking as it seems pretty pointless and not protecting much.

ok I just wonderd as I removed my old electric shower that was working ok just dated. Tested the electrics it light up when touched the live but not when I touched the neutral

ok I'll gt a Voltage indicator why do they sell them if there dangorous

Am I right in thinking that when testing wires with an electric testing screw driver. Its only the live wire that will make the end of the screw driver light up?

ok I dont have a crowbar is using a wood chisel no good will I not get enough leverage

nailed

Thanks would you recommend I get a crow bar or will a wood chisel be ok to prise them up?

when doing with a panel saw whats the best way of doing this so don't cut the floorboard ajacent?

Ok I only have a panel saw to cut the boards wil this be ok? Or wil I need a circular saw?

Hey I have some floor boards to take up in my bathroom, I no to cut down the boards over the centre of the joist so I can put the boards back down easly. So do I jus cut the boards to one side of the nails?

its not a nob on a flex. Its a dual fuel electric oven and gas hob it tells you in the instructions to do it with a flex and cooker chain etc.

the male thread on the cooker comes straight, horizontal, out at the moment

wouldn't it need to be a elbow so the hose wil screw in and hang down so it wil push back to the wall better?

I have a cooker with a male thread on the back. I need to convert this to a female thread to except the cooker hose. Is the best way of doing this to use a female to female elbow (malable iron). Or do they sell purpose made adaptors for this. Thanks