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What they don't point out about loft insulation
So, she comes in from "Dancin", has lunch and goes upstairs to change. She then informs me that there is water dripping from the bedroom ceiling. I investigate the report and she is correct. A slow...
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OT: Transferring a large file between 2i iPads
Daughter and a friend were working on a movie on an iPad, and now want to transfer the finished product to the other iPad. Problem is: - They are both school iPads, so they are not allowed to install...
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10 years ago
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Power tool history
Browsing around the interweb & found some of this. One thing lead to another... Interesting how old some of these power tools are & how many brand names are still about. Electric Drill 1895 the first...
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10 years ago
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That's the Christmas Cracker sorted
Swapped the insides of the cracker from a cheap toy and crap joke for an engagement ring and a piece of paper that says "will you marry me?". 10 days to go
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OT; Strictly
Using my amazing powers, I predict that on 'tonights' episode there will be a girl in a silver dress in the front row to the right of the judges - and a lady in a stripy dress at the foot of the...
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10 years ago
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Why no Bird and Fortune on TV ?
Has someone decided they are a bit too near the political and economic knuckle ? Jim Hawkins
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10 years ago
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making kingspan granules
I have lots of kingspan offcuts (which are fireproof) rather than throwing it all away i'm thinking to chop it into small granules and put them under the floor for insulation So how can i chop them...
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10 years ago
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OT Interesting WW2 pix.
Part 20 of a weekly 20-part retrospective of World War II
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10 years ago
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Pipe hammer arrestor
I've got a pipe hammer arrestor installed but the hammer is still there. It's got what looks like a bicycle tyre valve on top of it: do I need to pressurise it?
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10 years ago
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How to create a rough finish on a cast iron kettlebell?
Hi all I have a few cast iron kettlebells of various weights; I use them for home fitness and like them a lot for this purpose. Most of them have a slightly rough finish; a bit like non-smoothed cast...
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10 years ago
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Jelly crimps
TLC are now stocking these I have used them on recent phone/broadband wiring and found them to be very quick to fit - Openreach have been using them for a while. It is a shame that they are not...
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10 years ago
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Pressure reducing valve
I've reduced the flow of my bathroom taps right down using isolator valves, the taps are 1/4 turn so at full mains pressure they're unusable. We have 2 sinks and if they are both used at once the tap...
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10 years ago
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Working out belt sizes
I was just investigating the cause of a non working VCR, and found the belt had gone rather saggy with age... Fortunately I managed to track down an already sized part, but the thought occurred to me,...
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10 years ago
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Worcester 28CDi
Looking for advice My mums boiler is leaking from the auotmatic pressure valve on the top of t he boiler, its been dripping and went you run the hot water you can hear ai r coming out of it. I read on...
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10 years ago
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Converting low pressure to high pressure domestic water
I am rebuilding a bathroom next year and beginning to scope it out. These days finding taps that run on low pressure is quite difficult so I am thinking of replacing the hot water cylinder with one...
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