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If you are interested you could get some work expereince in my company on a technical helpline, not hands on plumbing but you would learn about products. No Smoking policy also applys. :)

Hmm I do already run a Customer helpline also technical department for a Large retailer I think I have my hands full with that.

See if you work with Tony you could get fitter as well. What he has not told you is you get to the job at 5.30am you have to run with a boiler strapped to your back twice around the block 50 press ups then agood hard days work. Company benifits included are 20 min break(where you have to...

A lot of Deva showers do have nrvs as a lot of there ranges are wras approved and or tmv 2 approved. When first installed Nrvs sometimes need a tickle, seems strange I know but they have been sat there dry for some time and they need to be opened and closed a couple of times. Also when on...

If you are called as a plumber to look at leaking taps, and you go to the customers house look and there is no brand on the tap you really have two choices either you reccomend as Agile says because you are not going to drive around on your hourly rate to merchants who really do not want to...

This is a eco friendly little gadget . got it from http://www.rainwaterharvesting.co.uk/ There wording say's Solar Pump starter kit Details The Solar Powered Pump kit enables you to use rainwater in the house and round the garden without using mains electricity. I am going to be...

They do seem to me to be all about a money making excercise. I may be wrong but I have had four or five customers in the last few months who have had simple jobs that were not done correctly or simply not done and were charged a fortune and there was no comeback, I have noticed they are iphe...

Try calling them. http://www.leisuresinks.co.uk/contacts.html If they do not do it then they will tell you which spares agent does, I seem to remember that if you call them and you have had your tap for more than a year and less than five then they will send them Free of Charge and not ask...

Non return valve debris is very possible also the thermostat if its a very high pressure system. What useless manufacturer said it was loose pipes and its just a lump of brass. When people give you answers like that I think you should always give them credit for there comments. :evil:

There is a cable size chart here if it helps http://www.new-team-showers.co.uk/How-To_Installing_Electric_Showers.html I know that even a 10.5Kw can be run on 6mm if the cable is short and it is not encased in anything, I think most sparks would over size more than take it to the minimum...

I would be supprized if that shower works well off of gravity feed I would have assumed 0.5bar pressure required as a Minimum. The manufacturers site does not help with no specification details. I would take the handset off of the hose lower the hose as much as poss then see if you can get a...

Scary, I used to recommend them years ago, would not and could not now! Feed back from my customers really scary. If you have morals do not go there.

Its been 20 odd years since I did boilers so forgive me if I am wrong is that not due to the water section and diaphram thingy where a good engineer would be able to sort out? Cor four Glasses of red wine and my memory has gone I am going to have to practice drinking more!!!!

If it is the surface mounted version speak to triton as I am sure that they will send you one and they are fairly simple to fit. if you go here and identify your modelhttp://www.tritonshowers.co.uk/wps/wcm/connect/TritonShowers/Internet/ If I can I will desribe how to do it.

More information required. What is your hot and cold water, mains or gravity or gravity pumped ect. What shower valve is it make and model ect. I can guess that the pipes come down from the loft and its air but it would only be a guess without more info.

Remove the tap, and talk to farmer, or speak to buyer and explain more. Thats how solicitors earn there money coming up with worst case senarios and scaring people. :)

A photo would make a difference as to totally understand. Are they separate hot and cold taps or a mixer tap? I think the answer is to fit an airator which will bulk out the water with air and stop splashing , you can also get flow limiting versions.

Yep they are known for being noisy and give off a high pitch tone. solutions are get rid of it fit a 22mm pump use centrifugal style pump like this for quietest.http://www.tapstore.com/acatalog/QT45_Twin_Shower_Pump_1_20bar.html or if you have to stick to 15mm pipes...

You can have a deduction meter fitted where as the volume of water they use is taken off the property bill and put on the farmers bill. I have a shop where that process is used for the upstairs flat , I have a main meter the water board have a deduction meter inside my shop as it rises up to...