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Conducting concrete

This was originally designed for ammo dumps in the desert so try again. Where you live, it is always wet isn't it? The effectiveness is in the contact area, not any single point.

Posted by gfretwell in Home Repair 9 years ago 
Dumping surplus heat from solar panels

The xcel seems to offer a power free method, a thermostatic valve that at 95C allows cold mains water to run through the coil and dumps it via a tundish to a drain.

Posted by Andy Burns in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 16 years ago 
Why do circuit breakers go up for on and down for off?

No, they hang it on tree branches, because there are no doggie bins for miles.

Posted by The Natural Philosopher in Home Repair 3 years ago 
Why do circuit breakers go up for on and down for off?

No, they hang it on tree branches, because there are no doggie bins for miles.

Posted by The Natural Philosopher in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 3 years ago 
Is there a better way to remove a poison oak plant than with a chainsaw?

Did you mark the bins so the disposal guys will be aware of the danger?

Posted by DerbyDad03 in Garden Forum 13 years ago 
Hillside question

If you are in Arizona, I might suggest differen sites then if you were in Montana, if you are in the US at all. Wit that said, you could take a look at these sites.

Posted by Newt in Garden Forum 21 years ago 
I need an adjustable strap

13350/899441002151.jpg I'm jumping in late here, but when I move my daughters in and out of their college dorms, I use the same style bins as you showed, but I use a mover's dolly instead of a hand truck. I stack the bins 3 or 4 high and then strap them down with ratchet straps.

Posted by DerbyDad03 in Home Repair 13 years ago 
Hair dryers, smartphones and kettles on EU Hit List

... clogging up the basins and toilets causing flooding, and bins of them are flammable. Owain

Posted by spuorgelgoog in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 11 years ago 
Is there a better way to remove a poison oak plant than with a chainsaw?

Did you mark the bins so the disposal guys will be aware of the danger?

Posted by DerbyDad03 in Home Repair 13 years ago 
Stirring paint

My local B&Q has them for £1 in the bargain bins near the tills.

Posted by Bruce in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 17 years ago 
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