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could you use something like this? Click Here Salem

You should be able to get a Ducting Reducer kit from your supplier &/or DIY Shop. Salem.

I have "Defender Beta" running on my PC, as to is reliabillity it's hard to say as I also have other products installed. I've run scans with it and it has removed some items, however when I run spybot it finds others. The only thing I can think is it's either "not very good or it only checks...

once the pressure is released, you should be able to unscrew the valve on the gas bottle. To ensure ALL gas has been removed, you could fill the bottle with water to displace any air/gas residue. Salem.

"Liberon Wax & Polish Remover" is a good product, which you should be able to get from your local hardware store. Takes a bit of time though. Here Salem.

Sadly this is one of the problems with Ebay, however most people will check the feedback of the person leaving the negative one (I know quite a few people who do check) I know I do, and it normally turns out that they have many more negs than the seller your buying from. It will also show which...

Got one as a free gift on a diy mag, it is prob at the landfill site by now. Also seen them at local market for a £1.

I get mine for just under £10 a set, free delivery too, and the chip resetter is only a few quid too. Prink Salem.

I used a pull cord dimmer switch, it is almost silent in use and has the advantage of low lighting when you want a relaxing soak in the bath. Salem.

It's call a Door Check, stops the door banging shut, but ensures it locks fully. Click Here

Get a petrol mower. Problem solved!! :lol:

You will also need to advise your local Building Control Officer.

That is correct, as in 4mm + 10mm + 4mm However I think 6mm Glass must be used on larger areas. Salem

As an idea of cost, have just ordered two panes for our front window. The larger one is approx 1.65mtrs x 1.40mtrs the smaller is approx .40mrts x .60mtrs 6+6+6mm total cost incl VAT & fitting £275, if the glass thickness was 4mm then cost would have been £100 less. Salem

My WC is connected to the same stack as the lower floor, Building Control passed it with no comments or alterations. Do not use a macerator, we looked into this and every person we spoke to was against it, we were told "when they get jammed, it's not nice" if you know what I mean :twisted...

And my point is, that whatever they are used for, the taxpayer is still charged the same whatever is purchased. I respect other peoples opinion on this, you should do the same. This is (I thought) a place to discuss things, Not a political voice box. I voiced mine, if you don't like it too...

It used to be commonplace to exchange Milk Tokens in supermarkets, Tesco's, sainsburys, Gateway and a lot more besides. These retailers all accepted tokens for Milk, food products and toiletries only and was a common pratice. The reason was, the token had a face value (the price of doorstep...

As it stands at the moment, any changes that alter the escape route in event of a fire has to be approved by the Building Regulations Officer. Give them a call for more info. Salem

Doh.......... :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops: Didn't even think to look there, buy the time I zoomed in to read the file, was already on first page....... :oops: :oops:

Hi All Anyone know when this comes into effect............. http://www.odpm.gov.uk/pub/323/ApprovedDocumentPElectricalsafetydwellings2006edition_id1164323.pdf