what does the team think?

And turning them off might cause a frozen pipe and ensuing flood which the churches insurance might then refuse to pay for.

You don't have to look that hard to find plenty that make a lot of noise (good suck or otherwise) as I proved when looking for a 'quiet' cleaner and ended up with a Miele Big Cat and Dog. I took my sound level meter in and once they realised what it was all about they were all onboard, dragging all sorts of cleaners out to 'measure'. ;-)

I normally use it at the lower end it's power settings because it's quieter and still has sufficient suck to do it's job (dusting things off when sorting out mainly).

For general floor work it's the Dyson V6 Animal, loud but isn't typically used for a long time (even if you wanted to). ;-)

Cheers, T i m

Just goes to show the Commission are not all powerful as many here suggest.

Doesn't matter how powerful the ECJ is we are leaving it so will have no say in the regs we will be following.

I pity May, she hasn't worked out that you can't please all the brexiteers whatever you do. Some want a complete cut, some want their cake and to eat it. There is a huge range in between that want other things. Maybe she will work out that she can please all the remainers, but I doubt if she has that much sense.

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I'd be more concerned about small boys and grown-ups possessed of excellent, rather than poor marksmanship in this situation. :-)

Yes. I have an MP3 player. By default it is so quiet as to be useless and there is no warning and option to override. Telling it that you live in the USA increases the volume limit so as actually to be useable.

SteveW

I don't think it is down to just being different makes. We have found that vaccing most of the house is easy enough, but the hall, stairs and landing carpet clings to pet hairs and despite the fact that our cats are banned from there and rarely get in, a fair few hairs get there and are incredibly difficult to remove - we never found the living room carpet difficult to vac, when we had one). Switching the Henry to 1200W and scrubbing with the brushes extended on the multipurpose end still takes a lot of physical effort to get them off.

I think some carpets really do require the use of higher powered vacs.

SteveW

No That's there full time justification for existing.

no, I don't have the IET's CoP. I'll get a copy at Savoy Place on Monday.

Perhaps a garden style socket would be better suited ;-)

I did a one day course which had particular relevance to theatres. Of course, record keeping went into it. Everyone is obsessed witn record keeping.

My degree (Engineering) (in 1962) was long before any of these things had been invented. A Megger was the thing for doing insulation tests.

Yes, I am a CEng. But, There is no specific "standard qualification". The phrase is "competant person".

Since my course was 11 years ago, I might well do a refresher.

Thanks for your help.

Good Man :)

Cool - sounds like you're OK then, from an insurance POV.

I have a Megger (1552 off ebay) - it does all 3 main tests (but not an earth rod test)

It's nice, reliable and on the couple of times I gave it to calibrate, never moves :)

I don't doubt the phrase or you - I am just raising how the insurers will view it - they're the ones who will be box ticking a-holes :-|

Thank God we won't have to put up with this old s*it for much longer.

Who would God create a flood and the church claim on insurance, sounds like fraud to me :-)

God didn't stop a "down & out" breaking into the church and trying to start a fire. The resultant smoke damage was paid for by insurance - after a long battle. The insuance co han't come across my son-in-law who was a building surveyor in his previous life.

Typical right winger, doesn't like the extra protection of the ECJ because it stops the right wingers being so nasty.

Or a better brush to dislodge the hairs?

ell course not he's God and forgives them, the rest was the work of the devil or BREXITEER.

Why a long battle I;m guess the devil didnl;t own up.