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can we get back on track though please can i safely and legally put a fluoroscent strip with a dimmable ballast under my bath?? thanks

if your going to slag me off then at least spell it right!!!!

from the original thread ( i hijacked opps) http://www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=98586 the second to last post from Dippy ( and others following it) seem to suggest their is no problem

Because i like the idea of a subtle glow to "uplight" the bathroom its your atmospheric mood lighting and all this stems from the fact that we like the bath panel with the frosted glass inserts and thought it would be funky to have a "glow" from them!

Hi since it is accepted that under the bath is un zoned could i do the following? I have my bathroom lights ( 12v down lighters- mains fed with individual transformers) on a dimmer switch) I know that if the bath light is on a seperate switch it will never get used so i was intending...

thanks for that although i have hadnt running until it cuts out I can hear the fan running when it heats up. thanks

the plate says E-NR HB90555GB/06 FD 8110 B-AP56-8 5750914057 Hope that helps

Hi its a siemens 90555GB/06 I can find a thermostat online but they appear to be for the main oven ( cant see the "probe" in the top oven. thanks

Hi We have a Siemens HB 905 ( dont know the exact model) double electric oven. the grill works fine (though it seems to glow red hot all the time) occasionaly and i think after its been on for a long time it will just cut out. I am guessing that this will be a thermostat problem. are...

Denso that looks like it would fit the bill Is there a definitive way to check rather than trial and error? do manufacturers print their brand on the radiators any where? thanks

Hi all Hi have a radiator in the bathroom which has had the bleed valve snapped off. The bleed valve on the other rads are just a square bolt that goes straight into the rad so i am guessing that it would need drilling out and replacing. now looking at the costs of small radiators ( around...

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Ok Thanks for that any other advice at all

hi all i have managed to aquire some vinly flooring which will look a bit funky in the downstairs cloakroom. At the moment we have carpet layed on a concrete floor. with the exception of behind the sink it looks pretty smooth. I have checked on the clearance of the loo and the sink base...

Well I have done the next coat first I sanded out the brush marks then i watered down the paint slightly I tried two methods: I painted all the moulding with a small brush then on some panels i applied the paint with an emulsion roller and then brushed it out on the others I just painted...

Not really related but i once did a conference for dulux and they loved this product ( if its the one that increases the light in a room)because: although it does work it is hyped to the max it hardly costs any more to produce but is very exspensive it was flying off the shelves as it was...

Robbie, just re read your post and had a bit of a thought you mentioned problems using a foam roller ( designed for gloss) as the satin is water based is it worth using an emulsion roller and then brushing it out? thanks

I may be being a bit thick and / or tired but this seems a bit contradictorary hey I have done something right I was beginning to think i was a complete numpty. sorry if i sound abrubt or sarcastic , thats not my intention at all just a bit confused about the advice