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No I was joking that I was organised, it was only by chance I had a spare element but the annoying thing is I can't find the gasket for it (n)(n)(n), so element gone and tripping RCD, spare element in my hand but can't fit it - disconnected heater circuit so everything else working and will have...

Hi All Thinking I'm really organised I kept a spare immersion heater element just in case it went on Easter Sunday and everywhere was shut . Trouble is the heater is fine but I've lost the gasket ☹️. Do I put up with no hot water till tomorrow, or are there any bodges to "make" a gasket that...

Hi All Looking at replacing the ceiling light in bathroom. The mounting point on the ceiling is in the Outside Zone 2300mm above floor, however the light I am looking at is 100mm from ceiling to lowest part of the globe. The part of the globe that drops into Zone 2 is probably IP67 (although...

Thats great. I was just a bit worried as I had in my mind that motors/pumps can draw 10x??????? their running current at startup and I was a bit worried how this would affect a generator. Next step find a good deal on a generator. Many thanks David

We have a private water supply and pressurize our mains water with a pump. In the event of a power cut we have no water!!!!! I am thinking of getting a generator for emergencies, but I suspect the starting current of the pump will mean the size of the generator required will make it too...

Got this in an email from Northern Tool. Looks interesting. Anyone tried it or similar? http://www.northerntooluk.com/products.asp?partno=180608E

Many thanks to you for the workaround!!!!!! Problem solved David

Don't know if it is against the forum rules to ask this but where can I get a 28mm to 35mm Tundish urgently? Done a google search but only found one that is 3/4" to 1". Doesnt matter (within reason) how much it is as long as it is here good time on Friday for the final building inspection...

Have just laid some 600*900mm 16mm? slate flags on sand/cement(3:1 mix)+diluted PVA to guage onto a dry but PVA sealed screed. Roughly how long before light traffic? Started off at approx. 3/4" but making a gentle slope to remove a small step resulted in about a 3.5" bed for a bit...

Agreed. I don't want an accident or get nicked, but for the odd occasion I need to take or make a call I think this is the way to go. Having said that I do also believe people can really abuse the hands free and get into a long and indepth conversation which will cause a lack of...

With the tightening of the laws on using mobile phones, I think it it time I invested in a hands free kit. Has anyone any experience of this one? http://www.parrotshopping.com/uk/p_parrot_item.aspx?i=146711 It's attraction is that I can move it from vehicle to vehicle rather than an all...

http://www.ebaumsworld.com/games/play/1087/ My best to date 293.4m!!!!!!!!!!!!1 :D :D :D

What are the pro's and con's of each type for a TV? I've seen an advert for a 37" LCD that look OK. Any comments?? http://www.dixons.co.uk/product.php?sku=741348&camp_id=froogle

Back to the rugby! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: Who's going to win on Saturday the "Rooineck's" or the "Boer's" :evil: :evil: :evil: Sorry was that racist??

England kicked the Frogs!!!!!!! Roll on next Saturday. Come on Johnny!!!!!

Wow I've just noticed that was my 200th post :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :(

Does a woodburner rated at 5kW fall into the regulations regarding needing an airbrick. I realize that those above 5kW need one but is it 5kW and above or 5.00000000000001kW and above. Cheers

But from my experience once they start go go wrong you get to know the engineers quite well!!! This would be it's third visit for three different faults. I think it is probably time to replace it. Just need the clothes out of it first!! :x :x :x

We have a WD420 washer dryer that refuses to work the cost of the repair is more than I want to spend on a 4yr old machine. The only trouble is there are some clothes still in it and I can't get the door to unlock!!!!!!! How do I get them out? Is ther a door lock overide??? Thanks

We used to do that at school by tapping the switch. The teacher had a lock on the old dial that you had to put your finger in and rotate so you couldnt turn it but the tapping method worked great. Thanks for the replies the MK or the Eaton MEM are just what I need but I need to see if they...