RODENTS

[screwbolt]

hey quick question rats comming up the kitchen waste

would the hepvo or mc lpine non return be saffice?

btw whts are stand skin pipes 32mm or 40 mm

thanks

 

[mickyg]

i think they will chew through the material on the hepvo. regular doses of acid down the waste might not be a bad idea

 

[doitall]

A good squirt of Domestos works most times.

The problem is when you lift the seat and there's one looking at you.

 

[libby lou lou]

UB 40 works.

 

[Agile]

UB 40 works.

You mean " Red, Red Wine" ?

 

[Hugh Jaleak]

Stand pipe should be 40mm. Can you access the drain outside at a manhole?

 

[mcmoby69]

UB 40 works.

You mean " Red, Red Wine" ?

apparently domestos only kills rats at a rate of 'one in ten'

 

[seco services]

apparently domestos only kills rats at a rate of 'one in ten'

Yes but the rest have 'Many rivers to cross'.

 

[screwbolt]

OK..........


whats that about the man hole ?? how would thids help? please clarify

ok by the time the rats eats the acid it will be in the kitchen too late then i have to find him and throw him out dont want the whole house smelling

a squirt of demostros hahahaha yep works but not wasting my money pouring bottles of the stuff down every noght yes you need to use demostos every night to get rid of rodnts you need more than a few squirts of demostos hahaha

so hepvo is ****e what about mc alpine non return vle

need more ideas

ok please no more jokes about the ub40 that joke sucks

 

[Agile]

Yes but the rest have 'Many rivers to cross'.

And Jimmy Cliff will be performing that live on the 18th May at the O2 if you like regae!

 

[screwbolt]

whos jimmy?

hardly a river

 

[seco services]

Yes but the rest have 'Many rivers to cross'.

And Jimmy Cliff will be performing that live on the 18th May at the O2 if you like regae!

Oh jimmy cliff he's done some goodens

 

[seco services]

whos jimmy?

Original name James Chambers

 

[screwbolt]

i will stick to tommy william jones

he whoops jimmy

 

[Tibbot]

Stranglers, 'Down in the sewer', from 'Rattus Norvegicus'.