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Wow, didn't realise plumbers were so pedantic I only came for a bit of advice from the experts. Thank you to those who helped

In what way?

Bald as a badger haha

Something I'm not telling you? I said its a new house. There are electric showers fitted to the en suit and bathroom but apparently the bathroom can be upgraded to thermostatic shower.

Yes, I said in OP buying a new house

Thanks for the advice everyone. Apparently the house builders will only fit an electric shower

I can confirm it is an unvented system with the cylinder on the middle floor. Is there any reason the builder cannot fit a thermostatically controlled shower on the top floor? Perhaps my question wasn't very well presented, sorry

Thanks, but the reason they were given for it being an electric shower was because there is no loft. The Cylinder is on the floor below the en suite

Probably a stupid question so apologies in advance. Daughter in the process of buying a new house which is a 3 storey. Main bedroom and ensuite at the top. They will be only be having an electric shower, apparently the hot tank is on the second floor. Is there any way around this to fit a shower...

I need to replace the power cord on the vac. The cord goes into the vac by the on/off switch but I cannot figure how to get the bit by the switches apart. Has anyone done this? Cheers

So I have painted my 4 kitchen stools with chalk paint matt. Problem is we do not like it at all, we don't want to wax or polish over it so, can I just repaint with a wood gloss paint? or are there better options? Thanks

Sorry if this has already been answered. I have a set of string fairy lights that the cable needs extending, I could use an ordinary extension lead but it would be neater if I could cut into the existing cable and add an extension. The rated power is 31v- , 50hz. 8.4W. Would it be ok to use bell...

Thanks for your help Ian, so how do I set it to pumped to get independent operation, please?

I am not saying I have a gravity fed system, I accept that it is Y plan! BUT, Hive tech support have told me that with my Y plan if I put the receiver into gravity fed mode it will allow me to control my ch and hw separately. Thats all.

Thanks but I was still told that the Hive could operate hw and ch separately by the Hive tech support by putting the receiver into gravity fed mode. Are they wrong?

We have an Oso system in the loft, with a header tank for the heating.

I have searched on here but cannot find an answer. My house was built 30 years ago and in that time I have never been able to run my c/h without the hot water being on. I have hive for about 3 years and all is good. I recently found out that if I switched the receiver to gravity fed mode, blue...

The socket was fitted before we had the place. My son has a radio with top fitting plug as described earlier which fits a treat. But we don't want to buy a new radio. Thanks everyone

Thanks, but this would bring the radio too far from the wall

Pretty spot on. Its a kitchen work surface, just below a window, with just enough room for a double socket, which was fitted without taking space into consideration. Its an ideal place to have the radio.