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Hello, a house renovation meant my garden tap vanished, the new pipework insode the new extension is polypipe. I'd like to put in a garden tap, I've done one once befopre using a diy kit using a self cutting tap to the copper pipe What's the besy way to do it from polypipe? I can T it ok...

I had a spooky problem last week, programmes ending without reason, usually it wouldn't spin and finished with water in the drum, usually refused to spin but it would sometimes turned out to the pressure chamber clagged with gunk, I think it kinda fixed itself a couple of time when I upended...

fitted the new ones today and easy enough once you get the hang of it man in the shop said rotate the drum gentley to check if the brush is in the right way round, good sound is good, bad sound is bad, first one went in the wrong way round and there's no mistaking the bad sound the happy...

all the plasterboard I've ever had done was skimmed afters, lovely to paint then suspect you've been gypped

phew, sorted for anyone else, there's no need to take the back off and thentry and try and take the motor off turn it upside down and it's all more orless straight forward from there here's the post I found somewhere else that saved me brushes are down to a stub ...

Good morning Trusty Bosch WFF1201 that's washed a million loads has finally failed It all runs except the drum doesn't turn at any point, the pump pumps, the water runs in but nothing happens when the drum should turn It has been making an odd scratchy metal sort of noise for the last...

mice are easy, traps and plenty of them, I used to use cracker with a bit of jam on, but yeah chocolate is recommended, I just resent giving them any the mice dispeared when the rats arrived, now that is man's work, got 14 traps, poison and a electric one down there the poison is dicey but...

yes, our old house had one fitted, it always bites you in the end

water leaking from sir's fault to someone else's below always ends up running into/out of one of their light fittings it's the law

Hello I've got some biggish white boards (120cm x 90cm) to put up in the office, onto plasterboard mostly The boards will need to be swapped around on a weekly basis, I was going to put up a shelf for each one, the board then leaning onto the wall, help up by the shelf and a couple of...

it's only a shop, even a handless fool like me can see what he's buying and how much for, and it's open all of the time as posted

I remember those toilets in Germany at least, it became fascinating after a while, I don't recall any problems with it needing cleaning, it was rather powerful symbolism the way it all shot off when sir was ready granted it may not have been a B&Q model

the subjects of your sarcasm work out at 45p each HTH

so don't buy the bag of a 100 then? cheers fella

got it, so the act of closing the thing actually forces the wires between the teeth I've got this far in my life without even seeing one of thee things before, I suspect a 100 is rather more than a lifetime supply so these things are the professional way to join wires then? rather than the...

so person would have to physically get the wires between the teeth then? thanks for clarifying that

:roll: indeed thank heaven you were here to stop me wasting my life

there's a bag of 300 on ebay for 99p +p&p that sounds like a good margin of error, how many phones would someone have to install to use that up? or are they used for other sorts of connections? I've looked up 'waterpump pliers' I've only got one of those, although I've called it a pipe...

calm down fella, there's the principle of the thing to consider as well ta RF, a dozen is going to be plenty even for a useless oik like me hopefully

I found a website selling ten for £4.50 delivered, is that reasonable?