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unless waters ****ing out the front then cartridge is probably installed correctly as its pretty hard to do it wrong,sounds like they haven't refitted the temperature lever/stop in right position on front, simple to fix remove a scew and refit. Good chance the leak has lot more to do with...

if i read it corectly these are what you need draw round pan ,mark line for holes , 20 mm inside outline fix these to floor , drop pan over ,screw through into fixings and all good. http://www.screwfix.com/p/fischer-wb5n-wc-bidet-side-fixing-kit/65637

10 tons in so far , raising nicely , its about the height i want it to be now but still haven't compacted it with a whacker. Its getting pretty hard standing just with me walking and the kids running over it. Just have to see how much the wacker will lower it , is there like a rule of thumb...

Its hardly surprising ,why should they care for the homeowner who provides no money for them. As the trades have to pay up to £50 a go and they get multiple payments per lead it makes business sense who should be more important to them. money grabbing ****s

according to a customer i saw recently one of the full page yellow page adds he phoned charge £87 per half hour minimum of 1 hour but they did explain that on phone so if it was a mob like that and explained it before hand not much they can do about it.

Both side have raised theres(one decking and slabs other side gravel and slab pathways raised and its made my problem worse. It wont quite be 60 m as theres a large old shed base , a concrete path running full length etc but still a lot when you work it out like that . im only hopping to...

I was wrong was £209 still not too bad for 4 visits imo. http://www.nhs.uk/NHSEngland/AboutNHSservices/dentists/Documents/dental-charges-april-2012-poster.PDF

NHS dentists are easy to find now ,couple of years back were extremely rare and i was travelling 15 miles to one but around my way anyways there plenty. Three levels of charges and the most you can pay for a treatment plan (more than one visit to sort problem so for me was stop pain and temp...

i have a small garden 6x10metres which is water logged for most of the year ,winter is about its best time when its frozen. i want to try and raise the level 3 or 4 inches and slab over the top. what would be bes way to raise it mot, gravel/shingle or something else

a picture would really help

would rather service a boiler in a lit ,boarded loft every time than one wedged into a kitchen unit or cupboard downstairs.

no it will always happen . as you already have done fill a glass and watch it the water clears upwards as the air is released ,if it was particles or anything in the water it would clear downwards.

went to high street lender that mortgage is with now ,going to see a FA next week.

" affordability criteria " that's what screwed me when trying to change my mortgage last week. £100k equity in house , wanted £20k for extension i had plans drawn up for, looked at deals etc extended term by 7 years(didnt really want to but was suggested to ) so payments would have ended up...

yes have used i on seized gate valves a few of times, ive had a 66% success rate and for the few quid it was its certainly worth a try.

some matki trays are very good some are bloody awfull things that flex badly when on legs, if its been bedded down directly to the floor and it flexes probably tray has some ridges on it and will have to come up. if its on a support stolage you may be able to do something in place but couldt...

turn off water or tie up ball vale and drain system from a drain off some where just enough so tank empties ,wont need much then the cleaner will be in pipework. should really have drained the tank then added but this way will still be better than just in tank .if you just leave it in tank it...

you come to a forum and ask for a opinion but it doesn't match what you want to hear. So you're either wrong or every one else is ,you decide.

probably just a bottle of one shot , smells bad but does the job.

griffin survivor case around a iphone is pretty indestructible , had mine for 18 months phones good as new inside (take it out for special occasions ) regularly dropped ,covered in sand plaster dust ,water thrown at apprentice etc and still working. few testing videos...