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Thanks it worked no leaks :D

Hi I've just got a new bristan tap to replace my old one , the tap has these screw in copper tubes at the bottom around 11inches long . Is it OK to pull the tubes apart a little to get the push fit connectors on ?

Thanks

Hi I have a baxi 105e its 10 years old (no problems so far ) is it worth changing it ?. Its Sap is78.5 so if I get a new boiler at around 90 sap I'll save around 10% a year on gas is this correct

So do ng gasguys have to do a course every 5 years , and if so what does it cost and how long does it take

but dont they just do a course then they can do lpg forever ?

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Why dont most gas men deal with lpg ? why is there so little of them around

or a scam ?

Hi a friend of mine is doing a gas course to be able to fitt and comission gas boilers . At the moment he knows nothing about pipes or plumbing ,it is a 2 year internet course when he goes for exams and practical 5 times a year (2 days at a time) . Are these courses any good ?

Hello, My dad owns some old barns that are on green belt land, the barns are not listed. Does anyone know if there would be much chance of getting them turned into a house? And if yes, what would be the chance of being allowed to knocking them down and building them again from scratch (the...

where do u get a buffing mop ? :D

Hi ive got some faint scratches on my windscreen off the wiper blades, is there any way to fix the windscreen ? or am i wasting my time ? thanks mic

so its going to take around 10 years for a new boiler to pay for itself , think il wait until it breaks . thanks guys

Hi ive got a baxi 105e if i got a much newer boiler what percent of gas could i save ? thanks michael

So if your doing this say 1 night a week from knowing nothing to being lpg qualified you are talking how many years ?

So how much would the cost plus be and how long to do the course

So how much would the cost plus be and how long to do the course

Hi where I work they are talking of getting one of the staff qualified to do gas checks on mobile homes . To me this seems like a joke bearing in mind none of them know anything about gas , I know anything is possible but its extremely unlikely. Can anyone say roughlywhat they would need to do...

I've checked all my radiators and non of them have the slightest leak . Is the only way to check all my pipework under my floorboards or can a put something into the system to fix the leak ? Thanks