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I'm wanting to vent a new cooker hood up through the roof space (I live in a bungalow) and out through the roof ridge. Looking through various sites there seems to be different opinions about whether rigid or flexible ducting is best. Flexible would be easiest, but I read somewhere that it...

Thanks Masona. These are exactly what are already fitted to vent the roof space "naturally". Presumably I can just get the ducting kit/adaptor and connect it up?

I am wanting to fit a cooker hood in a bungalow which will need to be vented through the attic. I have heard that it may be possible to vent it via special-purpose ridge tiles. Is this correct and are they generally available or only from specialist suppliers? Is this the best /easiest way...

IMHO it would be as it is more flexible, easier to get to, has its own power (so won't drain any via your PC), is fully compatible and will work on other PCs (if you ever get that far). Also its probably cheaper.

Well I've got a few choices as I see it: - Put the header tank on top of the roof - Dig a cellar and put the sink in there - Move house - Buy a different tap that works with a lower water pressure

Nee - that's it exactly. They are called USB Hubs - make sure you get one with a separate power supply. You can get them for about £5 (+ P&P) on the web from the usual suspects (www.ebuyer.co.uk/www.scan.co.uk etc.)

OK - I think there are two separate things here. 1. When you try to shutdown Windows XP manually you get a "Programme is not responding" window and have to click "End Now" - YES? 2. Your Broadband connection keeps dropping out and BT say its because of lack of power to the USB Modem - YES...

I am trying to buy a new sink & taps but am told that I need to check the water pressure (>= 0.6 bar) to make sure they will work (I live in a bungalow). How do I do that?