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I had a shower screen shatter in mid air during installation. Had carried it upstairs with no issues. It didn't touch anything - just bang, cuts everywhere and scratches all over the newly installed bathroom.

Light sand, a coat of primer or undercoat then top coat

I'd be interested in the long term results

Nice job, looks like you've been through and planned each stage. My only point would be the sink waste into the cistern. Having seen sink pipework clogged with hair,soap and toothpaste residue I can't imagine a flush mechanism working too long with all that going through it. Also the hot water...

But you've highjacked another thread.

Mind your own business and get on with your life?

The codfather

I've heard them called, bits, scraps, scrumps over the years.

The oily bits you describe are "scraps" didn't realise it was just a Yorkshire thing but they're lovely, add a bit of crunch to your meal. My lad works in a chippy and he said everything has gone up and surprisingly potatoes have increased massively

It looks like stuff I have in my wall cavity. It's very crumbly when touched.

My favourite Abraham Lincoln 1864

If it's a rental then only 1 factor needs to be considered, what's cheaper? 2 basin taps or a bridge mixer

Spam fritters for school dinners - horrid things and made me have a lifelong aversion to battered food

Is the nut tight? If yes then the seal internally needs replacing, not a big job and not expensive.

I pay £700 per year on a rateable charge, 4 of us, we tried a meter and would have save £40 a year being strict with water so we went back to rateable. At that price I use what I want.

They say a picture paints a thousand words but in this case I've been blindfolded ;-)

Recipe for disaster. Do it properly first time. Can you not adjust the waste pipe that goes outside. I assume it's above floor level currently.

Surely there was some tread on it?

Only way to make it wider is remove some of the bricks. How you do it is up to you. Cutting with a saw would be quickest way, hopefully wall holds up to the work. Reaffix posts and fit a wider gate and you're away.

So take the roof downpipe to the drain at the back