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Thanks for the info above. What with 'pressure drop' and other info, I'm tempted to stay with the bath!!! Thanks anyway, guess I'll trawl the net for electric showers.

We have a primatic cylinder (see below!!!!) and have been told that we cannot have a shower that needs a pump, as this could affect the water bubble inside the cylinder. I assume this means a power shower, that runs off the cylinder hot water. Does anyone know if it would be okay to have an...

Many thanks for your help. Good info on the above site. Cheers. [Edited by Rolyan on 15-10-2002 at 20:17 PM GMT]

Can anybody explain what a primatic cylinder is, and more importantly how it works. We have a gas fired central heating system, running with 1 header tank (not the usual 2)and an open system into a 'Primatic Cylinder'. Its proving very difficult finding out how the cylinder works. I know that...

You could try a scumble glaze, to create a 'cracked' paint finish (details of how to use are supplied with the glaze). Alternatively, consider using a light top coat over a darker base, then wire wool on the edges, to give a worn feel. May be best to experiment on spare wood first!!!

We have taken out a coal fire, to reveal the large (original) builders stone opening, prior to fitting a multi-fuel stove. Just a few questions, to help us proceed. Firstly, what is the best way to clean soot from the stone (some are badly stained). Secondly, where can you buy limestone...