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I feel they are over priced now. They used to sell for around £100, but with everyone taking the bandwagon since the electricity & gas price mad hikes. Plus I feel it is too fiddly and a bit dangerous device to have indoors. And the instaltion is not tidy or simple with cables from power...

ALDI drill

I found a realted thread as well. https://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/silverline.121423/ Many folks seem have false idea about the SilverLine Drills. They are very good. I was going to sell them, but after testing again - decided to keep. To me, SilverLine drills are far better than any of ALDI...

Not sure how much the SilverLine 10.8V 1.3ah batteries are down or not, but they still seems charging OK, and are powerful as they were 2014. I have 3x batteries for them (1x bought as spare - no not the book, but the battery) :D

The oldest drill set I have is a cheap set called SilverLine drills 1x drill driver and 1x impact driver with 2x 10.8v Li-Ion batteries 1.3Ah. I bought the set from Amazon Warehouse for £50 free delivery 2014, so it is 9 years old. The set came in a nice moulded hardcase, 2x 10.8v 1.3 Ah...

Yeah compresssion fittings or PTE tape would work well enough. But it just shows you that the stuff can work too.

I watched another youtube video - the presenter was mixing Silicon with Petrol, and then adding and mixing either Cement or Plaster onto it to make gluey paste doing the similar thing.

Suppose they can't be fit for carrying drinking water.

Some people are heating their house with diesel heaters.

yeah it would be rough estimate at best.

Not sure. Watch his video, and the explanation would be there? I just caught the end of the video him saying it.

Mains operated Diesel Heater?

It seems possible buying cheaper paraffin (low quality £1.20 per litre ) and burn in the diesel heaters or used engine oil for nothing if able to source it.

This youtuber has been getting 5p per kWh heating from the diesel heater, and seems happy with it.

Good advice for indoor setup.

Diesel seems still cheaper. Yes I would reckon it would be cleaner burning than paraffin too.

If paraffin is cheaper than diesel, it would be good substitute. I cannot mind how much they are now. Last time when I bought a bottle of paraffin from B&Q, I am sure it was about £8 per a 4L can. So it canot be cheaper than diesel I guess. Maybe similar. It must have gone up by now I guess...

No I was talking about pure bread paraffin heaters :D