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**** on the pipe to help it defrost quicker

You are over thinking things massively, everything used to have brushes and people managed fine. The important thing for you to decide is which brand your buying into so you can use the same batteries across everything so maybe check all the tools your thinking of are available from the same...

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That's true but over time the fault may also show itself in another way, I'm with you Harry in fix the original issue but I can understand why people look for a solution to allow life to move on until they revisit things

Only other thought is do you have a manual way into the boot, if your isolator fails in the battery disconnected position how are you getting back in to remove it?

I'd give it a go, amazon's return policy is pretty good so if the cca killed it you'd likely still be able to return it, I'd also believe someone's real life experience over chat gpt. Having said all that I'd have to get to the bottom of the cause it would drive me mad otherwise.

If you genuinely feel competent to do then do it, if you don't have it signed off by a bco then that would only be an issue if you try to sell the property and it's upto you if your willing to accept the difficulty/loss in value. From a safety point of view the first thing to sort out is an...

Those are i joists, perfectly normal for the age of your house. You can still so what you originally planned it's just a bit more work, if you use pu glue and pilot hole the hangers you can still fix your cls to the joists, the 2 pieces running between the joists are probably there to prevent...

Straight on the wall and foil tape all the joins

Don't know if your sorted for this, If I'm right you basically want that m16 nut with one end of that 3/8 bsp nipple attached to it? If so I can probably do it Sunday at work, I'll just cut one end of the nipple off and tig the nut to it. What exactly is it for?

Went over 25th November for the football, stayed about a 20 minute walk from the train station. Spent 2 days walking around with Newcastle shirts on and had no issues at all, a Marseille fan even arranged to get us tickets for the match and escorted us on the tube so we knew where we were...

Evening all, I know there's a few pro mechanics on here so hopefully you can answer a quick question I've got re. cleaning gasket surfaces. I was always taught that when cleaning up gasket faces only to use a sharp blade in a scraper or scotch brite pads to clean the metal faces of an engine...

Just to tie this up for anyone looking in the future, All the old sand/cement plaster chipped off. 50mm celotex stuck with low expanding foam. Stud wall built from 3x2 laid so the 2" formed the depth, 50mm celotex infill with all gaps foamed. I then added 15mm thick lats to the studs...

Tell the council to jog on and issue enforcement proceedings if they wish, it's very unlikely they will for 15cm, if they do then you've upto the day of the court appearance to comply with the enforcement notice.

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I'll fit grommets once I'm finished, the pipes will be in and out a couple of times yet as I've a radiator to plumb in them

So got onto making a start with sorting this out today. Couldn't get the pipes down to the centre line of the rsj due to too much other stuff already fixed to the joists can't see that it'll make much difference. I'll get the pipes nicely central in the holes when I fit the next pair of...

So after wondering how I could cut the 25mm celotex down to 20mm I had the idea to use 2 old offcuts of 18mm mdf. That's got the celotex down to somewhere between 18 and 20mm, with it fitted in place I've now got a minimum of 18mm between the bead edge and insulation so with a bit of care I...

The screw just holds the plastic part of the handle to the spindle, if you remove it and take the handle off you may be lucky and find it's a square spindle in which case you can put your adjustable straight on it

Go onto the planning portal and see if you can find similar applications to what your building and see what documents are there and compare them to what you already have