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Hey, My electric shower, “wet room” make loud noise when it’s pulling water in, I’ve had the pump itself replaced and checked for blockage etc Plumber said it’s probably because the pump is pulling more water than is available. So it basically makes a loud noise from the water & air mixture...

Yeah that too Some parts where the skirting and wall meet are terrible. I don’t even know what you could do to have this result lol

Okay is there anything I should do about that? I don’t really want to patch up cracks all over the flat every so many months… i never said I knew? I said it looks like they used the thickest gloopy paint in some areas.

I moved into this flat some months ago and I really couldn’t tell you if these cracks have appeared over time or were already there. As I’ve been pretty oblivious to it except a couple which I noticed on the ceiling. I haven’t decorated the walls at all since moving in. Mostly because I cba...

FullSizeRender by DannyDyer posted 11 Apr 2022 at 3:08 PM I’d much prefer if my tap didn’t make this noise. Any ideas? I would understand if there was a gushing flow of water. But the pressure for that tap is pretty low. So it doesn’t really make any sense?

So my bathroom has a Whale SDS021T shower gulper pump. When it’s running, it sounds like a monster of sorts grrrrrumumumum and it’s really irritating. I avoid taking a shower because I can’t bear the noise. So it’s not something I can just ignore any longer. It was recently replaced (pump was...

Right before any of you cheeky gits suggest it; it is not my ****ing morning porridge alright?!

So there’s an odd smell, I can’t really describe it. But I’ve checked everything and coming up empty handed. It only seems to be present in the morning around 9 o’clock - when I’m eating breakfast at the table. Anyway, I’ve checked everything… The only place I haven’t checked would be under the...

Mate there is absolutely no need to publicly put me on blast like this. My legal team are already in contact with BirminghamMail. But you on the other hand, you will be seeing me real soon lad!

Erm…

I bought that and it’s the same size, just with a slight angle. So it doesn’t solve my issue

So let’s just say for sake of this post that a Ring doorbell camera is 500mm width. My doorframe must be around 400mm wide and the wall after isn’t usable. I suspect I could get some triangular piece of wood and screw it to the door frame… I need the camera at an angle anyway. Any better...

I live on my own with my toddler. So I don’t exactly want to have anything to do with mould. Let alone finding free time to **** about with it. Which doesn’t involve a small human touching everything. So what can I do? We moved in to this flat and council told us, they had mould here before...

I just stuck the end of a hammer under and pulled on it slightly. Then it popped off. Well I put some oil first and left it a couple minutes. I had bought two cartridges. So I figured I might as well do the other whilst I’m here and that one came off without any hassle. In fact I don’t think...

This is how it looks underneath. But that is basically impossible to access unless you’re about half a foot tall. So I’m pretty ****ed if it is that. But to my very uneducated understanding; I only need to go under here if I wanted to take the entire tap off - to replace it. Whereas I just...

I tried that to my Mrs and now we got a kid. Hope this doesn’t turn out the same

I’ll give it a try, hopefully don’t rip out and burst a pipe underneath

Yeah screw was removed. i put two pictures, you can see hole I’ll try boiling water - and a tea bag

I just want the tap ‘head’ off, not the entire tap-set(?) … I’m trying to replace the cartridge, dripping

I got this far… i think the number inside is k937a01 But Google didn’t offer much help. There’s no other screws, bolts or pieces of gum holding it on that I can find. I’ve tried pulling on it, tapping it with a hammer and asking it nicely. But this thing just won’t come off. No brand on the...