Does this look like a worthwhile buy .??? Stuart
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18 years ago
Does this look like a worthwhile buy .??? Stuart
But it is going to get scratched anyway, so better to buy 3 of the cheap ones and replace as they get scratched.
Or the op could connect each one to the output of a separate combi and have unlimited hot water for washing up in stereo. A win, win situation.
Owain
I think this is a better idea for the bathroom. A separate combi for each body jet in the shower.
Mr F.
It is a different model of mixer. They look as if they may easily get sctrached, so you may only last a month with 3 of them. If you are into the spray things then getting three may be worth it.
And he could spray all the combi water all over the place. I really like positive creative thinking.
Many of these take a minimum of 8 to 10 litres on the hot and the cold, so within the range of many combi's.
useful for?
I'd expect they are not much good on a gravity supply.
cheers, Pete.
I can only imagine for rinsing pots and dishes etc ...as you say if the pressure is low it might not be much good . Stuart
When you have a dishwasher, well not much. I had a rise hose once and hardly used it.
You can get blue tablets for that these days......
What do they taste like?
Is it drink, or drugs that he is on?
Dave
We have a tap in our kitchen with a removable spout, find it very useful for washing the cats :-)
On ours, the cold is mains, but the hot is not, I had to install a booster pump for the hot, as it was only dribbling!
Sparks...
More lunacy and Dave n Pat, the comedy combo.
If you take one, you forget all about uk.d-i-y, so nobody here knows.
Do they put them in Andy's cauliflower cheese?
How on earth do you manage to do that?
The only way I've seen that I can believe works is this:
=============================================== How To Wash A Cat 1. Thoroughly clean the toilet.
Sincerely, The DOG ===============================================
This fails at step 3 with most breeds.
Having said that, our Maine Coon kitten already likes water...
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