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I was told by an experienced electrician that : a) You need to bond a radiator in the bathroom even though the radiator pipes are bonded (and all the connections are metal). b) Supplementary bonding of pipes can/should go straight to the MET, I thought this was a no no.

I have an Electrician re-wiring an old house. In the Kitchen there are two sets of 'spot' lights each on their own switch. There is also a pantry light. The two kitchen lights and the pantry light are on a 3 gang switch. The electrician told me he used a 3 core & E to wire up the 2 kitchen...

Sod this, I'm off to become a plumber!

B****r! I could had stood the 50p but now its risen by 20p!! Will it ever end!!!

The hot & cold pipes from a bathroom radiator go into a airing cupboard. The pipes are so close together they touch each other all the way up into the loft. I want to bond the pipes together and wondered if I can use one clamp around both pipes as they are so close. It seems a bit pointless...