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Cartridge replaced. Not fully tested yet as I have a small leak coming from here: Can someone tell me what this part is called so I can research it? Also should there be any seals on this part?

Thanks Andy

De-scale didn't fix it. One thing I'll try is redoing it but using more grease as I'm worried the seals aren't staying in place when I re-sit the Thermostatic Cartridge.. Does anyone know the type of grease to use on the seals?

Yep and I'll bite the bullet if a clean and de-scale doesn't work. Thanks guys.

Worth a try.. I'm on it.

Live Scotland.. Water real soft here is my understanding.. Filter clean I did not do... Not sure where to start with that suggestion.

You think that will stop the drip?

Replaced the seals and yeah it didn't help one iota... Had to buy an O tool and everything. Trying to do it on the cheap just cost me an extra £20. :(

Going to try the cheaper option first.. Does anyone know what these are??: Cartridge Inlet Seals damaged - renew.

Not an extension no, just part of the original 3 bed house. Ground floor. I wonder if it's the door then.. Hmm

Never heard of those. Looks like a great idea. Thanks for recommending.. Are they expensive to run? Re cat.. Need to get some ham out and tempt the neighbours in to test. :lol:

Our kitchen is absolutely freezing and I'm not sure if we're losing heat through the floor, or out the door or under the kick-board or window etc.. Unfortunately there isn't sufficient room to fit a radiator in there. Is there a tool or device that you can use to pinpoint the draft or...

The pull cord is powering 3x 50 watt halogen bulbs therefore 150 watts. The problem next is to establish what rate the dimmers are. The product information on Amazon is rubbish. How can I tell what wattage rate the dimmers are? Additionally whats the difference in DIMPULLSW-C and DIMPULL-C?

Thanks guys, good news.. Bad news Mira Discovery Cartridge.. RRP from £91.98.. SHeeeit!

Haha. Wonder how blocks of cheese would help.... Ear plugs.. :lol:

That'll do for me. Thanks a lot guys.

I take it that means behind the mixer which means tile removal?

thanks guys. If the theory is correct and that neutral elimates the buzzing is it safe to say that a Greenbrook pull cord dimmer does not need a neutral connection and in turn will not buzz or have any other noise omitted and is therefore silent? The Mrs won't be happy if she thinks...

Loads of posts on the dripping shower heads on the forum but I thought I'd provide a photo to see if it would help me get to the source of the irritation. I have a Mira Discovery - Concentric Mixer shower running off the combi boiler. It drips every few seconds..pretty much all of the time...