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Okay, thank you.

Because on a none gas system you turn the water off and change tap. I'm not sure if changing a tap that runs off a gas boiler requires me too turn off boiler etc...

Anyone? I need too get it fixed.

I've been adviced that it's not the boiler, it's an insert in one of the taps... Most likely the one in video. So need some advice please. I'm going to mums tomorrow to put new tap on, but never done it in a house with gas boiler. So, what steps should I take before removing old tap other...

Also, the pipe with the stopcock also vibrates.

So, I'm at my mums today and I have turned it down about and no difference.

I know that, but I thought they would be something that simple over here.

I do yes, but never done anything like that before, so was hoping it would be a simple screw in job. When I posted this topic, I watched this That's why I thought it would be straight forward.

This is turning out too be quite complicated. I was expecting too add an attachment to end of hose and that's it. Seems like it's not worth while sorting :/

Thank you, I'll give it a go early this week when I next go to hers, then will update.

Yes please, that would be great. Clean tank weakly so would save so much time and less mess.

Okay that makes sense. I know nothing about plumbing so sorry if the questions are stupid. So post above says outside tap will have none return valve, isn't it possible to get an attachment with that?

Hey, My mum had water works done in her area, so the water was cut off for a few hours. However, when the water was turned back on, it has created issues with her gas boiler. When any tap in the house is turned on, makes an awful noise and the bathroom tap turns on (Video included) It's a...

I'm still finding it hard too see how fish water could end up in the system when the hose pipe wouldn't come into contact with dirty water.....

Sorry if I'm being stupid, but I still don't understand. Maybe I wasn't clear on what I want? It sounds like people think I'm going to be leaveing hose connected too tank or something.. If my fishtank was in a kitchen for example, I could connect my hose pipe outside and then use it too fill...

Bit confused how dirty water would end up back into the system people, if it's only being use with clean water :s Edit: if you mean water siting in hose for along time, that won't be the case because only gets connected when I need too use it. Also don't water remain in a normal shower head anyway?

Hey, I have a tropical fishtank and I use the shower too fill up the bucket. However I'm wondering if they is any attachment anyone knows of that I can attach to shower, then attach hose pipe when required to make fishtank clean quicker? Shower is a Galaxy G1000LX Thanks.