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>How slow is slow? Verrrrry slow. To slow to bother waiting for it to drain after you have rinsed your toothbrush. I'm getting a lot of grief from my good lady. >Has it changed at all? When we first moved in it seemed fine for the first 4 or 5 months. Then it started. >What type of...

Hi, I have a mysterious problem I have been banging my head against for the last year. I hope somebody might be able to make a suggestion as to what the problem is. In my upstairs bathroom I have a toilet, a shower, a bath and a sink. Looking from the outside I can see that the toilet has...

Our bathroom sink drains painfully slowly and I cannot work out why. I have plunged it many times and poured all manner of caustic chemicals down it so I don't think it is blocked. I have also removed the U bend, which was clear, and looked down the down pipe that runs under the floor, and...

Our bathroom sink drains painfully slowly and I cannot work out why. I have plunged it many times and poured all manner of caustic chemicals down it so I don't think it is blocked. I have also removed the U bend, which was clear, and looked down the down pipe that runs under the floor, and...

Our bathroom sink drains painfully slowly and I cannot work out why. I have plunged it many times and poured all manner of caustic chemicals down it so I don\\\'t think it is blocked. I have also removed the U bend, which was clear, and looked down the down pipe that runs under the floor, and...

Our bathroom sink drains painfully slowly and I cannot work out why. I have plunged it many times and poured all manner of caustic chemicals down it so I don't think it is blocked. I have also removed the U bend, which was clear, and looked down the down pipe that runs under the floor, and...

Hi Guys, Thanks for the fast response! I agree two separate circuits is the thing to do. Mrs KenB will have to put up with two switches :lol: 10mm cable would also seem worth while although over spec if wired separately. Having just read this...

My question is similar to this one I found: //www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=36208&highlight=hob but there was no conclusion. I have an elecric oven and gas hob, and want to replace the gas hob with an electric one. + Current the single oven is on a 32A breaker. The oven...