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You've got to be quicker than that breezer. :lol:

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If you do have a hot water cylinder you can heat it with one of these. Get ready for when the North Sea gas finally runs out (not long to go)and all the gas is imported from Russia. The price will then rocket.

You've got a lot to learn then Kev. You're supposed to say see item 9)

Before breezer comes along, what are you having done to them?

kev said: Don't you mean someone else would notice they were dead? Mind you, there was a case last year when a Civil Servant died at his desk and I think it took 3 days for someone to notice. Some people aren't very lively at the best of times.

My opinion is use an electric tile cutter but watch your fingers with small tiles. Use the search for tile cutters; there are a few comments worth reading.

b-a-s: If you search partp without the space you get some results. Don't ask me why.

When I started plastering many years ago, someone told me the ivory face was for direct decorating and the grey side for skimming so I have always skimmed the grey side. It was only last year when I bought some Knauf board and it has got printed on the board that the ivory side is for skimming...

Kev: ...and the Space-Saver heat-exchanger also makes a good door stop.

I've tiled on tiles once. It was around a bath and was tiled to the ceiling but the wall was dry-lined. If you've ever removed tiles from plasterboard it takes some of the board off as well so I gave it a go onto the existing tiles. It was a big success and all I did was cleaned the tiles first...

All it needs is the occasional thermocouple every few years, @ less than a fiver.

If you don't have one, perhaps an extractor fan may help?

Best boiler ever made slogger, but I am a landlord. I've got 3 of them just coming up to 30 years old. They may not be efficient at getting heat from burning gas but the total energy consumed over 30 years is lower than fitting a new combi every few years; plus the energy spent by the engineer...

A pressure washer may shift it but there is a downside.........

Ok the oven can be connected to the ring if load is no more than 3kW, but is that the kitchen ring or downstairs house ring? Look at all the other kitchen stuff also on the ring such as combi micro-wave oven, deep-fat fryer, kettle, washing machine, tumble-dryer. It adds up a bit doesn't it?

That sounds ok to me d&j; good post.

ok, emailed it.

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