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I'm sure they do. Very much so. The 3rd Law (The Law of Action-Reaction) “For every action force there is an equal and opposite reaction force.” Anytime an object applies a force to another object, there is an equal and opposite force back on the original object. If you push on a wall you...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/article/29638238/citizens-advice-warning-over-legal-logbook-loans

...and check to see if there is a loan taken out on this particular car before you hand over the dollars?! Log book loans as they call them. ;)

Could be a simple case of damaged mechanism inside the flushing system; one option is to isolate the issue, and replace the component, but before you do that, you'll need a plumber to pop round. Or simply isolate the water inlet from the isolation valve, empty the tank, and replace the entire...

http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/house-and-homes-blog/2011/nov/23/toolbox-tips-basic-plumbing

Isolation valves in the OFF position. I can just about see, that your valve is turned to almost off position. Using a flat screwdriver turn the screw anti clockwise, till the line is vertical, at which point the water will be in full flow. If you find that the pressure is too high? Turn the...

Wow, that is flexible indeed. Hummm... I'd suggests you fill in the gaps prior to mopping or spillage; last thing you want is your wood base expanding/bloating.

Found this? "Yes it can b fixed. it could possably be the stuffing box which is the little nut behind the stop tap head is too tight.loosen it off a little and this should allow u too move the stop cock more easily. but b carefull not too loosen it too much as this will cause it to weep.hope...

Most of my searches are coming up with this.... http://www.expressliquidscreeds.co.uk/product/butyl-tape-8m-roll-3-pack/

http://www.fixmyroof.co.uk/videos-and-guides/condensation-cure/

http://www.dampconsultant.co.uk/pages/damp-types.php

Just a thought... How far are the wind turbines from your house? Only constant machinery that comes to mind HAS to be the turbines, right?

No.1 the small repetitive lines you see, is the clock ticking 5mtrs away. No.2 is dropping a paper clip on the carpet with the ipad in my hand, sitting on a sofa, in a quite room. If you have an iPhone I'd suggest getting an app called Spectrumview.

Some useful information... :) http://www.salford.ac.uk/computing-science-engineering/research/acoustics/psychoacoustics/low-frequency-noise/frequently-asked-questions Where can I find out more about LFN? The reports we published for Defra are available free as a download from the Defra...

This one? I'm guessing, but aren't all PW's connected using these fittings, even if this one has the additional water butt option? Who are you buying it from?

Make and model?

Ideally this is what people would point to...but I was hoping no one would mention the Hum! The Hum, if it was 'real' would be picked up by electronics devices ages ago, I say.

8 different colours... http://www.screwfix.com/p/mapei-buildfix-flexible-wall-floor-grout-white-2-5kg/70239

So he knew the floor was an issue? Ok, it confirms that the floor under the wooden base was an issue. No, I wouldn't say regular, just use a professional flexible grout in this case, more so because of movement of the floor. They do large 2.5kg bags in Screwfix, not sure if you can get...

It could be so, but not as much as a popping sound. Hummm... What roof type is it? Slates? Clay tiles?