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I use Prink for my Epson, no probs with quality. Pack of 4 Compatible Ink Cartridges for DX7450 £11.90 delivered. Prink Here Salem.

Have used Cuprofit on my heating system upstairs, been in a few years now with no problems at all. Would use them again without a second thought. Yes they are expensive, but the time saved is worth it. Cuprofit Salem.

I beg to differ. have seen it used to infill a void above a bathroom doorway which was once glazed. Leveled with plasterboard each side, later expanding foam was injected for soundproofing, the following day a noticable bulge was showing on both sides of the plasterboard panels and one side had...

But if you pump in too much,when it expands it will then push the plasterboard down. I go with what "noseall" said, remove the plasterboard and insulate the void with Kingspan or celotex. Do not use polystyrene where it may come into contact with any cables as it can react with and degrade...

This was sent to me from the IEE some time ago: Provided the appliance is not portable, i.e. it is fixed or transportable, it may be used in the bathroom as long as it is installed in zone 3 or beyond. It must be directly wired or connected by means of a flexible cord to a fused connection...

It may need the filters cleaned, the method for this can be found in the user manual Here Also check for any blockages Salem.

Alan your work looks Great, sadly out of my budget me thinks. :cry: :cry: Love the idea of the "Chest for Life" Salem.

Tell your friend to throw the tester screwdriver in the bin and get a multimeter. These things are nothing but screwdrivers and nothing more, the voltage may be caused by induction, the only way to be sure is with the proper equipment. I'm sure they would show voltage present even when picking...

Provide actual facts to validate your claim, as was mentioned. Without proof your post is just hearsay.

The OP is talking about a Steam Generator System and not a standard Steam Iron. Tefal System Tesco Iron

I take it we may read the results of your work in the DIY disasters section later. :wink: It is not worth trying to repair some of these appliances and never assume that a switch is just a switch. some switches are custom made for manufactures and may include thermal cut-outs for safety. My...

Hold down the "Alt" on your keyboard and type the numbers 0176 on the "numeric pad" while you're holding down that key, when you release the Alt key the degrees symbol should appear. 100° Salem.

And you will require a Building Control Ispection and Approval for this work.

There may be a blockage in the "U" bend at the base of the hose. The "U" bend can be unclipped and the blockage remove very easily. Do not use any undue force as most of the parts can break very easily. The Manual can be found Here. It is a pdf file so may take a little while to download...

our Zanussi works fine, but we do have to clean the Condenser Plate Unit from time to time or it gets blocked and restricts airflow and takes longer to dry anything. On the Zanussi the Condenser Unit is located on the bottom front of the dryer and just pulls out. I'm assuming that the dryer...

Maybe if it were half insulated it could wear unevenly and cause the plug to catch on the conductor shield thingy, and cant be pulled out when needs must.

Have used Firefox for several years now. Never have any problems, however some sites like Microsoft don't like it for some reason. :twisted: :twisted:

Why can't they put the max rating on the outside of the fitting, so people can see it...... Another thing makes me mad, is they still make those adapters that allow at least three plugs into one outlet. Have seen them being used on 6 point extension leads as well. Madness...... I feel much...

BS1363-2: 1995 specifies that outlets shall be labelled with their maximum rating. Therefore a 13 amp socket is rated at 13 amps. From MK All MK socket-outlets are manufactured to comply with BS1363 part 2: 1995 and are rated at 13A per unit. Double socket-outlets have been manufactured...

A radial circuit would also have 2 conductors per terminal, so to assume anything with electrical installations is not a good idea. I thought a 13 amp socket was rated at 13 amps. I know some double sockets have been tested to 26 amps, but I wouldn't want to rely on them to be safe.