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Thank you, I managed to take it apart and clean the black rubber waster and it seems to be working fine again. I took the whole fill valve out of the toilet.. which I after I did, realised I could have left it all fitted on the toilet and just taken the top off the fill valve to access the...

Turning the X piece of plastic did not work - unfortunately. Is there any particular parts that I should/need to remove and clean? Thanks for your help guys :)

My toilet has started to overflow when you flush the loo, sometime the overflow continues for about 30secs to 1 min and then stops, other times it keeps going until I flash the loo again a few times. Sometimes it does not overflow, just it feels up the loo again correct and stops the fill up. I...

Thanks all, I will be having support at both ends and at the back of the shelves, upon which the shelves will be sitting on (see crude diagram below) - will that make a difference? If i decide to use pine timber board, do I need to treat the wood before I paint them white to make the last longer...

Thanks. If it was a choice between just MFC board and timber board, out of just these two which is better?

What is the best material to use for shelves, the shelves will be 79cm in width and 28cm in depth and will be used to hold books mainly? I was thinking of something like MFC board 18mm thick or Pine/Spruce furniture/timber board also 18mm thick, which would be stronger/better out of these two...

Does anyone how to easy or have instructions on how to remove the side panels of the WT945? I know how to take the top off and also have to open the front of the machine. Ideally I'd like to take the side panels off to change the shock absorbers instead of doing it by putting the machine of one...

Thanks.. I only checked the filter at end which starts at the water incoming tap. Will check the other end and also try doing some more hot empty easy cycles

Thank you, I did already check the water inlet/coming in pipe and checked the little filter in it. Also did an empty was at the hottest cycle with a washing machine cleaner (dr beckham one)

I would like to fix whatever problems it has, i am guessing the light flashes red due to it having some kind of issue

Can anyone shed any light/tips on what I need to look at or change to fix the water inlet/drain light flashing red during the rinse section of the main wash? The machine completes the wash fine otherwise without any other issues? I have a very small kitchen with only space for one machine...

I have a Miele WT945 washer dryer, I have two issues with the machine, first is that the shock absorbers need replacing.. which does not look too hard but will take some time and effort to replace. I can get some replacement ones off ebay for £20-30 i doubt they will be genuine miele ones but...

At my mum's house on the balcony there is a wooden chest of drawers.. being exposed to the elements is it weathering. There is another balcony directly above the balcony so there is a "roof". It is a solid wood chest of drawers, what would be best thing to use to protect and prolong the life of...

Will sanding the edges to rub off the dried superglue work? Thanks

It is ABS.. see attached

I tried standard super glue with no really success.. fell apart after a while

See the pics.. not sure what type of plastic it is..part of the bottom base of a tower fan

Hi all, what the best glue/adhesive for joining plastic together, need to join a plastic together that has snapped off/broken into two? Thanks in advance

Additionally it is a mid-terraced house, is it worth checking with the neighbours next door on either side whether they also have cracks? With regards to a report, do I need to get a Specific Structural Inspection (SSI) or General Structural Inspection (GSI) report?

Another issue is that the flat downstairs is rented out and the owner of the flat is the type who does not want to spend any money on it. It has taken a long while and lots of going back and forth to get him to agree to pay towards cutting the 2 trees down. The garden is shared, one side is mine...