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The problem is that guests don't really care what mess they make as it's not their home. So they are unlikely to turn the shower down on the mixer. Not all guests do this so simple answer is not to let him stay again actually.

Well yes that would work..lol

Hi So I rent out my spare room on AirBNB and share my bathroom with a guest. He sometimes likes to turn the Mira Mixer shower up and it tends to spray the whole bathroom. Is their a way I can change the shower head to reduce the flow so this can't happen? Cheers

Of course I’m offended I come in here for advice not be be patronised ! I shall seek my advice else where thanks

But if it is turned off at the junction box I should be right?

So I have now the lamp holder which is double insulated. I have turned off the downstairs lights at my fuze box and confirmed all downstairs lights are off. However, when I use a mains tester pen it is showing as 12V still? why might this be?

Thanks for all your help so far guys, I a bit thick when it comes to electrics! So I also managed to damage the earth cable running into the back of the bulb holder. I managed to crimp an adaptor onto the end of it but the cable is far too short to be safe. What would be a suitable earth cable...

whoops I see what you mean the inner circle bit bits come's out thanks!

No it's not but thanks anyway ill have another look tomorrow. I wouldn't be posting I have better things to do with my time haha

hmm I don't think it is removable http://db.aurora.co.s3.amazonaws.com/FamilyData/2200/2264/FileUpload/282202.pdf

I can't get the bezel off so I just trying to install it from the front.

I see well the only lamps I have are this Enlight EN-FD101 and an Aurora AU-FRLD811/40 (this has an integrated LED bulb).

Hello So I want to install hue lights in my lounge. I already had some integrated downlights which I have removed. I bought a GU10 downlight from tool station and bought some Philips HUE GU10 LED's. However, they seem to big to fit.. I thought that fact they are both GU10 they should just...

Hi I accidentally pulled out the earth cable on this new downlight. What would the cheapest and easiest way to get it back on? I assume I could have to buy a soldering iron? I notice it's all made out of copper so would the solder still be ok to use? The first two photos are the broken lamp...

Hello So my bathroom is fairly newly replastered I remember I just painted it with a standard matt emulsion onto the plaster. Obviously, that was my first mistake. I have started to strip back the flaking paint.. it seems worse over by the Window. The rest of it seems to be sticking ok...

Thanks, good advice yes I want to sell the old ones as they are far too bright and the dimmer switch makes a buzzing sound. I have been told with Hue lightning you can dim them and you can turn off individual lights.

Hello So I currently have 6 X Aurora AU-FRLD811/40 m10 LED in my lounge. I want to replace them with 6 X GU10 downlights. As I want to be able to install Philips Hue bulbs into them. Would the quick connectors work with a GU10 bulb? Cheers Paul S

I can live without fancy Wifi lights, I might just get these as direct a replacement https://www.downlights.co.uk/aurora-enlite-e5-led-downlight.html they have the 3000 warm white ones. I currently have 6 of them in my lounge. I wonder if even they would be too much.. photo of my lounge...

Thanks for the reply yes I do realize it means replacing the whole units. One reason I want to replace them is they are far too bright for my lounge. Even when dimmed to the lowest setting. They are more suitable for a bathroom or a kitchen. I would have preferred a yellow glow not a sharp...

Hello I have some on these lights in my lounge: Aurora AU-FRLD811/40 m10 LED (dimable) 4000k, 600lumens I would like to replace them with Philips Hue lighting. You have to excuse my ignorance is this and easy job to to? Cheers Paul