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Have a look here to give you some ideas...... http://www.noisestopsystems.co.uk/online_form_sound_proofing.asp

Aha, in that case then maybe the sentence should have started..... "I've knackered my mums downstairs light have all but one gone out" :twisted:

If that doesn't work then try some PVC? tape (very thin white plasticy tape) round the threads you're connecting the hoses to.......available from all good plumbing outlets and B&Q :wink:

Have you check the fuse box? Has anything else stopped working? It possible the one light is connected to a different circuit so check all fuse/trip switches.

Hmmm, my next door neighbour had the same issue albeit with a 20" plasma. I know he sorted it in the end but as he works on the oil rigs I can't ask him for a couple of weeks........not much help I know but at least you know someone else has had a similar issue and solved it :wink:

I'd agree with Jason but re the fence paint stuff you're thinking of using. This stuff weathers down too quickly (how many times do you see people re-painting their fences every 12 months or 2 years). I'd use something like the Ronseal wood stainer stuff that's guarantee'd 5 years (allegedly...

I would firstly think you'd have to be specific in the max weight you need the motor to drive. Are you sure wet jeans will be the heaviest object?, what about a soaking wet cardigan, heavy jumper even a single duvet??? Find and weigh the heaviest item then multiply up to ensure you've got...

Oooh, this is getting confusing BUT seeing as we now have a DIY Lawyer forum then...... "Reasonable cause, as opposed to probable cause, is the suspicion that a crime is being committed or is being planned to be committed. It requires a much lower standard than probable cause, which requires...

I'm sure there's an adult website forum somewhere where you can talk to others with the same interest Eddie :wink:

Michael Jackson/ Prick...........one in the same :twisted:

I'd be more worried about that guy behind the mask......he looks mighty like Michael Jackson :shock:

"Try as he might, Johnny couldn't get his foot out of his friends ass"

The 08:05 'Fly Paper' train to Delhi is a big hit with commuters.

I always telling the missus that I get better with age but she just thinks I'm 'Knocking on Heavens Door' :oops:

Yeah, too true. Could save even more money if he tells the dentist he doesn't want any anaestetic, can't cost much for dentist just to use a pair of pliers and a big smile!!!! :twisted:

Fillings and crowns don't last forever so £400 now and god knows how much in 10 or 15 years (if they last that long). If it's a molar then who's gonna see it anyway?. The only pain with having a tooth out is the injection, molars are easy to get out, try getting a wisdom tooth out...

......and for those of morbid curiosity, I heard on the news this morning that the documentary makers are going to show this as they say 'Steve would have wanted it' :shock:

Not being funny but could you not 1) do without a shower for a day or 2) have a shower at a friends or relatives. If you want to fix it then you really do need to do 'as exactly as it says on the tin' so to speak. :wink:

As it's only a small area and as such easier to get level then can you not just concrete anyway?, probably work out cheaper for 2 or 3 ready mixed bags from B&Q.

The costs can vary considerable depending on your area in the Uk, size of rooms, fully replastering or touching up in places (re-skimming), using a large company or some local guy doing it as a 'foreigner' etc etc Best to get a few quotes locally and then take an average.