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Shall I ring them back?

I rang confused.com and they said you put your email address in wrong.

Is the current pressure of nearly 6 going to be an issue though? I cant tell any difference at the taps tbh. No new meter installed.

The pressure dropped to about 3 with the tap open, then rose to just over 4 when I closed it and then has risen back to nearly 6 over a period of time.

Hi all I have the pictured PRV on my incoming mains. It has always read about 4bar where the red indicator is, but I have noticed it creeping up to 6. Is this something to worry about? Hot weather related perhaps or is it knackered?

Hi all Silly question and just wondering really. My house is block cavity and rendered. Both skins are block. Built circa 2000. The interior skin of the cavity has much lighter softer blocks than the exterior skin. What are these likely to be? They are really quite soft, to the point I can...

I hate to think what your gas bill will be if has been constantly running

If you remove the tiles, you will more than likely damage what's behind if its just plasterboard. But you can cut out damaged sections and replace or over board with suitable ply first. Personally I wouldn't fix the panels direct to studwork as it's better to get a wide spread surface area for...

A massive dump that won't shift. My mother in law does them everytime she's visiting. What's your diet like?

It's called a pan slammer.

40mm waste.

You would turn the one you ringed in red, holding the green one still with another spanner/grips. However, that's a bit of a bodge as it is with the flexi in the middle. You would be better off extending the copper run from the floor and then connecting your new tap flexes to that via a...

Not just me 20mins 30secs+

You carry on doing what u like mate. I'm not the only one.

Yeah that one. No complaints, solid toilet. Usual caveats of making sure it fits your application etc

Essential Lily or Jasmin (whichever is the toilet) is pretty decent. The Essential brand is made by Ideal Standard I believe but a bit less costly.

Always cover them in some dirt again afterwards. It insulates them, stops them freezing and stops them getting stuck.