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That sounds very likely to be the cause - especially the intermittent nature. I'll do some investigation and report back. Thanks for the advice, much appreciated!

Hi, I've got a Beko DPU8360W Condensing dryer that is making a strange noise. Anyone any idea what it might be from listening to the attached clip? The noise is happening at the start and then again at 11 seconds in. It's an intermittent issue - it started a few months ago - when it happens...

I haven't logged in a while! Shower still functioning without any leaks. I've probably jinxed it now :D

Small update in case it's of use to anyone spotting this thread in the future. The BAL Max-Flex Tile Adhesive worked a treat. However buried in the instructions on the BAL Micromax2 Grout it says "Do not use shower for at least 2 weeks after completion of grouting". This was a deal breaker...

Thanks for the advice - I rang up the BAL support line and they advised the following; BAL Max-Flex Fibre C2TS1 Tile Adhesive BAL Micromax2 CG2WA Grout + additive BAL Admix GT1

Something similar to this polishing powder might work? Lots of elbow grease required if polishing by hand, so buffing pads that attach to a drill are advised

I'm re-grouting the floor on the wet room as the grout had cracked and water was getting through especially around the drain area. Would someone be able to advise on a suitable adhesive or cement to use to re-fix a few 1" marble mosaic tiles in a wet room. I was thinking that maybe OB1...

I have a mosaic marble shower which after 7 years has started leaking. There are some small cracks in the grout around the drain Shower1 by austin99 posted 14 Mar 2021 at 6:16 PM I put some silicon sealant in this area as a temporary measure and also to see where the leak was coming from -...

Agreed that it's a bit hacky but I don't really want to buy another Hive thermostat + receiver when the functionality already exists in the Dual channel version of what I have already.

Umm, I'm slightly confused... Before I put in a Hive, I had a EPH timer. Wires #1, #2, #5 (downstairs heating channel) and #7 (upstairs heating channel) were the only ones used. After putting in a Hive Single channel receiver, I had connected EPH #5 to Hive #3. I can now control my...

Yes, that is exactly what I was thinking. Not ideal (or standard practice) to not have thermostatic control, but since the 30 min or 60 min boost is used it won't be a problem.

I have a Greenstar 36CDi combi boiler with a Hive (single channel) thermostat. There are two circuits, downstairs & upstairs - the Hive controls downstairs and it works correctly. We don't use the heating that much upstairs, maybe boost it for 30 mins every now and then. I presume I could...

Plumber is planning on also pumping the cold feed to the shower. So the hot and cold feed pressures to the shower will be balanced (at 2 bar)

It's just 0.6 bar!

Could someone offer some advice as to what size cold water tank I'd need if I was using a shower such as this - say the shower runs at 10 litres per minute. Is there a rule of thumb for sizing the cold water tank based on that flow rate? Thanks

Ok, I'm sold :-) Thanks