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Naz - my initial impressiohates that you are depriving a village somewhere of an idiot. However, giving you the benefit of doubt; if you ever become registered to work on boilers I'd like to see you run a business (van, tools, insurance etc, etc) and undercut everyone and still be in the game...

I'd recommend a Honeywell CM927, 7 days programmable wireless stat that does exactly what you are after

Ffs Agile you are acting like a complete knob, just for a change. Get the chip off your shoulder, since when was it a prerequisite for an installer to have o'level chemistry or for that matter a degree! Do me a favor, next time you install a new system, after the hot flush measure the...

A hot flush should be fine, I can't see the need for a cleaner on a new system

Why does the boiler need to be upgraded?

It's not the APS Despite what you think not every engineer is out to fleece you, ask for a recommendation from friends and get an engineer in

This is priceless OP - You have a serious problem, I bet it's very hard to pronounce. Keep going this is good entertainment

I've got the 213, I can't really fault it for performance. However, I'm now on the second one (wouldn't have brought it if I hadn't had the batteries) in 3 years so I'm not impressed with the build quality. Granted it's used most days but compared to other tools I can't say it's had a hard...

2 cases to use them:- Plasterer managed to crack the gel coat on outside edge of the bath at the front. Totally invisible repair I managed to cut a hole for a waste pipe in a shower tray in the wong place (haven't done that again), again, totally invisible repair.

I've used the bathroom doctor for a repair,'bloody amazing repair, you couldn't tell where the repair was

Deleted, couldn't be bothered

There are quite a few people I'd like to see banned, can't say you are one of them though. At least you make useful posts.

They had already down scaled their installation team around a years ago, a mate of mine was made redundant at the time.

The plugs can be a bugger to get out with a screwdriver, I normally use a smallish chisel instead

Op - competent, no. Great swaggering bell end - yep

This is the worse programmable stat I have ever fitted, totally unreliable. Of the two I have fitted both have been replaced within 18 months. My old boss used them for a while and had he same experience of them

If it's pumping over it will be more than a drip, more of a stream of water

Tie up the valve on your header tank (assuming you have one) to see if it's that that's causing it near to when it's full.

The last time I tried to order one I was told it was a 4 week lead time!

Rubbish, It doesn't make any difference if you are independant or working for BG, etc. Faced with this scenario you have no choice but to cap off (with the customers persmission). As to an indepenadant offering a solution, have you tried to order a replacement BB fire for same/next day...