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lol may call you. blackburn is where i am from.

just been talking to a corgi, he did not think that they could be re pressurized, he thought that after factory set, valve was sealed and not serviceable anymore. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: and he quoted you for a new one...

lol i see your point.

Forgot to mention, there is a big old iron fireplace on the chimney breast 4.5 foot by 5.5 foot, which someone has tiled in the middle, how will this be fastened to the wall, leant against and screwed or built into the brickwork? thanks

It gets up to about 3.5 BAR possibly a bit further and sometimes the needle in the gauge vibrates like crazy and i can hear it in the radiators as well, have to knock the heating off quickly for 2 secs then it is ok to put back on again.

thanks for the reply, will look into what you say. water does drip out of the outside pipe while the heating is on.

I have a ferroli combi installed about 15 years ago at least. The boiler looses water after the central heating is switched off not before and continues to loose water as long as the radiators are warm, after system goes cold it retains its pressure, (recently it will loose some pressure...

In the front bedroom we had water coming in under the window sill, (upvc window, wooden sill) no idea of the entry point. lifted the sill and siliconed sealed it to stop water coming down wall, now the wall down stairs under the same upstairs window is becoming black with mould / damp, outside...

Thanks for the reply answerd all my questions. I live in lancashire and believe the entire house to be built of accrington brick.

I got it in my head that i want to take the chimney breast back to brick, knock off all the plaster and have the original brick as the decor! Is this a good idea or should it be better left as is? If i do should i just do the breast or should i do the whole wall as well? And once the plaster...

The whole idea was not to get an electrician in but do the job myself. I have rewired a full house in the past and had it checked, that was about 20 years ago now and i know things have changed but i believe fitting a new cooker point is much the same as it always was. 6mm cable if going...

So perhaps to be sure I should reroute 6 mm from Consumer Unit to cooker point. 30 Amp fuse? and the same 6mm cable from cooker outlet to cooker or 4 mm Butyl? thanks

Fitting cooker point in a kitchen with no apparent existing point. On inspection of consumer unit their appears to be a 6mm cable supported by 5 amp fuse, on pulling the fuse I only loose wall lights in the kitchen and outside lighting, on closer inspection when cover removed on kitchen wall I...