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Or an easier option could involve a telephone, a cup of tea and a cheque book!!!! :lol:

Sticking pin on the TRV [that valve you turned up!]. How handy are you? The repair could involve some WD40, pair of pliers or maybe just a [not too large] hammer!

Well, I suppose you'll only need one TRV to comply with energy efficiency! Great sales gimmick. Less pipe, great profit. :)

I thought it was cheap aswell.Why struggle your b8ll8cks off for people for not much reward. Old system,old cast iron boiler, all the re positioning hassle. Like the old d/glazing ad, you only fit it once.....

I know its a waste of time but I like sending junk mail back. Gives me a sense of fullfilment. Swapping different companies mail into others' envelopes just really satisfies me. Job done. In fact, I think I look forwards to receiving it. No, thats really getting old!

I can't stand that tw@t Michael Winner. Total w&ker. So when the company he advertises [I'm not advertising them :wink:] sent me junk mail I wrote all over the letter what I thought of him & would never deal with them :twisted: . And junk mail................

:D :D :D :D :D , I'm going to bed now with a big grin to dream about that. Premonition perhaps. Night all...............BANG!

Well I think your list is back to front! Sod the view, can't see bu&&er all in London anyway [country lad me]. Do you want reliable hot water & heating or do you want to be on first name terms/christmas card list of your local gasman? Off to bed now, loads of hot water for a bath guaranteed cos...

Huh, stood me up again.

Give him one for me, so to speak. Now loan of a shotgun eh? I can smell folding stuff here :D

Well I would...... 1. Greenstar....fit it, good boiler. 2. Keston........buy one and let me come round with a sledge hammer and kill it before it stesses out any gasmen! 3. Buderus......good boiler [the 600 is better], I think is pick of this bunch. That concludes the voting of the...

Agile, you're a clever bu&&er, it must be said. Loads of useful knowledge. However, is there, perchance, a Mrs Agile who could, perhaps, explain to the class if there are any moments when 'Agile' can't quite "put his finger on it"?

Suffolklad, Ideal boilers appear to be designed inside by skilled engineers, good combustion and components. Then the case has always traditionally been designed by a baboon [no offence].

Tony, I thought Worcester were pretty good boilers, until I 'popped' around one Friday afternoon to change the pressure vessel on a 28CDi. Not so happy 3 hours later with no spare washer set. Think I made one washer out of cardboard and LSX! Still, lesson learn't. Not too bad of boilers when all...

I hate these cr*ppy boilers. Servicing is a pain, especially in winter when they're zinging hot. It's a waste of time taking the burner out. That sump cover is a right ....... to get off. My combustion tester doesn't fit the poxy tiny hole. Change a...

Some sadistic bar stewards tried teaching me algebra et al at school and I hated maths. It wasn't until I left and started playing regular darts for local pubs that I really found numbers easy. There's a lesson there somewhere!

Mmm.... Latest Start Wrecked convention! Seriously though, is just me [ or my age] but when I hum the star treck theme tune I always end up going into the Animal Magic tune. Try it, you will now!

So you just been pluckin all summer then?

Yeah, and I saw several can o peas in Tesco, not sure about colours though.

Yup, a totally organic[?] experience. All for it, I wish more supermarkets would do it.