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Try a decent windscreen repair place, there's every chance they'd have the kit to buff it. We had a squint security etching on a brand new car buffed out by a 'glass guy' via the main dealer.

If it's any help, and assuming you have a maintenance contract with BG - we called them out for a genuine fault. The engineer said he could fit Hive for £50 less while he was there.

A friend and his daughter were watching Strictly a few years ago when they commented that someone had two left feet. The daughter said awww does he need special shoes?

On our Stoves range the bog standard non-fan non-timer oven works without a functioning clock, but the fan oven which can be set for cooking times etc doesn’t. My money is on you needing a new clock/timer.

Just an update - broken spring as suggested by Eddie, John and Motman. Thanks for your help guys :)

Just an update for an old thread in case it helps anyone later. The car hasn't had any further limp mode or dash problems since that repair 3 years ago - it looks like £55 per hour is worth it sometimes :)

There's a much larger field of choice with tiles, or it seemed the case the last time we looked. Other than that I agree with you - I reckon I'm done with tiling forever more.

The road tax runs out on 1st Feb next year, so it'll actually expire on the 31st Jan next year. If a car is already taxed then you can buy the next tax within a couple of weeks before the old one runs out. Thus I reckon a new one was bought during Jan 2019 to expire at the end of Jan 2020...

£20 - £50 if you can find a roofer/handyman with an hour to spare, and who can pick up a tile when he's going to a roofers merchant for other stock anyway. Or £100 if you need to call in a firm.

I'm not a heating expert but it sounds likeyour thermostat is faulty.

To check if something is draining power - take off a battery lead and skiff it against the battery post again. If it gives a spark there's something using power. The alternator should throw somewhere between 13.5 - 14.5v with engine running. In my car, the engine stop/start won't work if the...

14mm won't be very strong. It might dip when you stand on it. I can't see any reason you couldn't use cement - it's just putting back what's already there, albeit a bit thinner.

Sorry mate, I didn't notice the earlier post. Fill it back up to level with sand/cement, use something appropriate to stop it falling through gaps.

Pack the supports under your new floorboards with something 2mm thick thus your floorboards will be flush.

I don't use it personally, but have a look at the GROUPS functionality. This seems to allow you to have three individual sub-systems that can be set and unset independently. To change the zone attribute: when you get to the part where it says full set, part set & night set - The first thing...

Agreed.

The model number of our Stoves range cooker is on a metal plate on the front somewhere, visible with the oven door open. The issue will probably be the control 'knob' for that particular ring. I put knob in italics because there are different types of workings - check out what goes with your...

There are supports about a quarter, and about half the way 'up' the board, you can see the 3 or 4 nail fixings at each line. Personally I'd cut only that two-feet square out as it gives you two solid ends to put the board back down onto. You'll probably need some form of new support fitted to...

I have a Honeywell Galaxy G2-12 (12 zone, larger capacity versions are available) and use a service called Selfmon via a phone app (or any other internet for that matter). It gives full control of the alarm panel as if I was standing at the keypad in the hallway, so I can tell which zone...

When we did similar we found it quicker working as a pair - one with a large brush for the flat sections and one with a smaller brush for the awkward bits. Thus the paint which the large brush left at each obstacle could be 'used' by the small brush around said obstacle. Our large brush was a...