I would just like to say
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what duz yer filter stick on to wiv its magnetics?
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Have you got any spare lengths of the laminate? When I had to ''re-adjust'' my laminate (took out part of a fire hearth) I luckily had a few spare lengths so it was possible to save the day - mind you, I did have to re-lay about 26 of the 36 sq. metres
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It holds onto me boilers radiator watta receive pipe and allows watta to pass through it. Collects the metal bits onna magnet int side. I will fit it and see what it collects. Then later ont drain the system and refill again wiv watta and anti rust stuff.
https://www.screwfix.com/p/worcester-bosch-magnetic-system-filter-22mm/9779p
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Had one of those fitted when I had a noo worcester bosch combi boiler 5 years ago. At the service after one year the filter was full of black crap. At the next annual service it was a lot cleaner. At subsequent services it was totally clear. So well worth fitting
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need to work out how my shower pump is getting air in it. need a new one as very noisy, but need to sort the air first
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I have just been summoned to the kitching by SWMBO as my fish cake n chips is ready to scoff
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Somebody got the memo.
Clouds have buggered oft
Clouds have buggered oft
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Dottirs pump was noisy. When I looked at a replacement, suppliers reviews proved they are all noisy even when brand new. When I replaced one of the flexible connections this morning I also placed a sheet of hardboard under the pump feet as they were not seated properly on the slats in the airing cupboard. That made a big difference and has reduced the noise significantly. I think the pump was able to move about and cause it to vibrate more than normal.
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mines on a piece of carpet to try and reduce vibrations.. but when I say loud.. i mean you can hear it outside with the windows closed
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mines on a piece of carpet to try and reduce vibrations.. but when I say loud.. i mean you can hear it outside with the windows closed
Don'ts they got rubber feets?
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aye it doesDon'ts they got rubber feets?
i fink the bearings is goosed or sumfink
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Sadly, this is right in the middle of the room (where coffee-tables and rugs typically live) and even if I had enough spare boards I don't really have the heart to rip it all up and re-do it.Have you got any spare lengths of the laminate? When I had to ''re-adjust'' my laminate (took out part of a fire hearth) I luckily had a few spare lengths so it was possible to save the day - mind you, I did have to re-lay about 26 of the 36 sq. metres
I shall cover it with the cleaned up (or a new) rug and have the Cat "sealed shut" with superglue.
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I have just bought myself a new toy (Arrives tomorrow).
Tis a cheap(ish) pressure washer from Screwfix (their Titan "in-house" brand).
I was trying to clean the scaffold boards that I am putting on the inside wall of my mini-barn with my old pressure washer and it was only marginally better than a bare hose on the cold rising main.
So 120 squids later I will be able to scrub them boards properly.
Tis a cheap(ish) pressure washer from Screwfix (their Titan "in-house" brand).
I was trying to clean the scaffold boards that I am putting on the inside wall of my mini-barn with my old pressure washer and it was only marginally better than a bare hose on the cold rising main.
So 120 squids later I will be able to scrub them boards properly.
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My neighbour has just taken delivery of a lot of building timbers that he is storing under cover at the back of his garden.
He is due to break ground on a major extension to his house this year. I asked him when he was expecting "the flood" and could I have a seat on his Ark?
He says he has bought all the wood because prices are skyrocketing and supply is getting scarce so he is trying to get a head of the game.
He is due to break ground on a major extension to his house this year. I asked him when he was expecting "the flood" and could I have a seat on his Ark?
He says he has bought all the wood because prices are skyrocketing and supply is getting scarce so he is trying to get a head of the game.
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Very astute of him, he will be indeed be ahead of the game!
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Well, we are getting the estate agents in on Monday. Hopefully all will go well and we will have it on the market the week after.
As I haven't moved in nearly 19 years, I am not really looking forward to it. It is now or never though as my health is not improving lol
As I haven't moved in nearly 19 years, I am not really looking forward to it. It is now or never though as my health is not improving lol
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No, you're no on your own.So its not just me then
We went through a rocky patch earlier on this year.
and that was with me spending most of our free time in the evenings watching the cr@p she likes while i am on here or gritting my teeth.
But at least there are some things we both like and she goes to bed early so then I can watch the stuff I've recorded. Of the two of us she teneds to be the one in her own world.
Must be catching!!!
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