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Still raining here in Norwich, thats about 24 hours non stop and heavy at times. The garden is looking very water logged, but the sky is starting to get 'brighter' patches of cloud appearing.

I used this to calculate the rads for my current house. http://www.radcalcs.com/

I would lay it wet, I cant see how a little water now and then would work. Surely the surface would form a crust and stop any further water penetrating after a short time :?

If you look on the Karcher website, it tells you the difference between the series and the models. Basically the lower the series number the 'cheaper' the product. e.g series 2 are diy - once in a blue moon, no good for regular use as it will wear out quickly.

I would have to agree with ch427, I have had my halfords pro socket set for about 10 years now, can't fault it . Make sure you get the pro set though.

I used to use this http://www.amazon.co.uk/Wolfcraft-4522-Mobil-Drill-Stand/dp/B0001P19PO until i got more experienced. The two bars can be set to protrude through the base, therefore centering the drill on things such as doors for lock mortices etc

I have always planted in gravel and found that the fish still dig it up whilst foraging for creepy crawlies :wink:

You could try here http://www.shouldersofshoreham.co.uk/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Session_ID=27b83bc958d690f5c2d86d636c4b8f3c&Screen=SFNT

I reckcon about 320 if on edge is [][][] or approx 700 laid end to end [ ][ ][ ]. Assuming all joints 15mm, and 1 tonne of mortar = 0.75cu m :wink:

Make sure you also keep the quartz sleeve clean, algae can sometimes grow on this and reduce the effectiveness. Have you made any other changes that may effect the balance of the pond e.g more fish, extra feeding etc? How about a pic so that we can see your planting etc.

I normally use the first sheet to wipe the bogies on, oh well I guess I would just have to wipe them on the wall or back of the door 8)

I'm not sure if its the photo, but the vial seems to be bent and not level. Its possible that this is the problem and its only been certified level on one face. How much did you pay, it doesn't look to be particularly expensive?

How about trying some glass polish. AutoGlym used to do a product for windscreens, available from Halfords etc

The "skirting" has been used to hide a poor tiling job and unless you replace it I cant see a way of filling the gaps you describe. The only option i can think of is to replace the flooring with some professionally fitted linoleum or equivalent with upstands around the edge.

Are you referring to the end that goes into the ground or the end that will be exposed to the elements? If its the latter, personally I prefer to cap them or bevel the end so that they shed water and last a little longer.

I'm not not sure its illegal, although it may be an mot failure if you have one anytime soon. I would say its probably more a question of responsibility rather than legality. If you were to have an accident an the insurance company demmed the brakes to be defective because of the wear they...

I have an Agojama 9" angle grinder and the switch has broken, I have searched the net but am unable to find a source for spares or their website. Anyone know of anyone who does spares or the if the brand is rebaged to look for spares under a different name?

In the area where I live fly tipping is definitely on the increase. Only last weekend whilst walking the dog, I came across a shopping trolley from the nearby supermarket laden with turfs and domestic waste, dumped in the middle of the park. Green waste fly tipping seems to form the main...

I have a Croydex also and the water delivery is good, trouble is after a few months they drip like crazy and because they are discontinued I can't get the parts. I would go for a more expensive brand and hope they don't leak.

I replaced a flat roof of approx the same size last year using cold lay. I also replaced the boards. Materials were around £300 and it took 3-4 days, so i woul say it sounds about right, especially if you are in the London area.