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A more recent medical article from a trusted source: https://www.thelancet.com/journals/laninf/article/PIIS1473-3099(20)30783-0/fulltext It would appear it's growing increasingly likely that not only is re-infection possible, it results in an even worse response. Whilst the numbers are...

If you're using your browser (Chrome & New Edge etc) spell check then you just need to adjust the language settings to get the UK dictionary. If it's Windows based then just make sure you have all of your region settings (and keyboard) in UK English (y)

Urgh, what's with the moaning about the hospitals "not being busy", you should try talking to those sorting out services, they're flat out. There's stack loads of work going on re-allocating staff to deal with emerging requirements - taking them away from their day job and in some cases to do...

Use the last ones (Spax). I've had to cut, lift and replace lots of flooring (cable works), they make it dead easy and can be driven reasonably close to the board edges if necessary. These hold the boards nice and tight. I've had some rooms done over a year now and they're still as quiet today...

Apparently their reputation precedes them. Can't think why! Craziest thing is it managed 12 years!

Quite. Not the best job on the world. The copper in parts looked like it had been annealed as they must have had to heat it for ages to get it to somehow take. Thankfully everything else is in order. Picture is a bit blurry but the whole section of pipe has been replaced and a compression to...

The engineer has been and resolved the issue. Turns out the original fitters thought it was a good idea to solder the elbow to the draw off pipe which isn't copper. Apparently OSO even provide a compression fitting for this which was obviously thrown away. It was always going to fail given...

Funnily enough we had one of those at a previous house, I never really liked the look of it :cautious:

Blimey, thanks. I've isolated etc It was dry this morning but I didn't take the insulation off, naivety as to how these things are put together! Given it's in a room we don't really have a need to go in, it was a fluke I spotted it at all as I was fitting a new radiator yesterday otherwise...

Sorry, you were right, thought it was dry this morning when I checked it but the hot water has been on and the top connection is manky and wet. As the water is rusty coloured it could be the stub that's at fault or it could be the casing I suppose? Are these top connectors replaceable? The water...

Thanks guys, interesting info. It's sounding like it needs to be replaced, see what the guy thinks, perhaps a warranty claim isn't that far fetched now I've seen what they look like internally.

It was there when we moved in 5 years ago. It's about 12 years old. I suspect it was done before fitting or by the installers as there's a few other dents that wouldn't have been done by a householder owing to where they are. Easy to get away with I suppose as it'll last long enough to not come...

Engineer is coming tomorrow to look at it. It's definitely rusted, checking it over it's rusty at the bottom too in quite a few places. Funnily enough it is an OSO, I take it they are known for this then? It does have an internal bubble. Last time it was checked it was ok and everything has...

Deffo leaking from the join. The top connection is sound.

I've managed to find someone with good reviews thankyou. Gas safe does actually list unvented if you have it (just almost all of the local ones don't). Next I imagine is to sit down and take a deep breath for the cost :cautious:

Thanks, doesn't list if they have G3 though. This is the bit I'm struggling with, the local ones don't seem to list it. My preferred heating engineer doesn't do them so looks like ringing around!

Hi, Pretty sure I know the answer, but I presume this means the cylinder is done with and needs replacing? There is a small amount of water coming out when the hot water is on (it's system water not the hot water). The dent was there when we moved in and appears to have been done before or...

The boss says so: "James Bond can be of any colour, but he is male," producer Barbara Broccoli told Variety. "I believe we should be creating new characters for women - strong female characters. "I'm not particularly interested in taking a male character and having a woman play it."...

This rather assumes that when he does connect to wi-fi that it isn't itself a problem. Wi-fi != internet connection. If you want to properly test the speed there needs to be a physical connection to the router/modem. If he lives in a densely populated area with lots and lots of wi-fi routers...

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