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OT - /Injections
Surely stabbing a needle into a vial of something is likely to damage or infect the needle.
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3 years ago
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Humming noise from central heating
We have had a new Worcestershire Bosch 30i boiler. We have found during the day when room stat is set to 18 deg no problem, at night when we increase room stat to 22 deg there is an occasional humming...
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3 years ago
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Praise where praise is due.
Had my Covid jab today. Organized via my doctor, but conducted at another local surgery - my guess as a co-operation between several. Extremely well organised - I was in and out in about 20 minutes...
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3 years ago
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Covid Vs Perfume
Hi Guys When out walking, it is quite common to be able to smell perfume from a distance of 10m from the wearer. This makes me think that Covid particles must be heavier than perfume by a factor of 5...
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3 years ago
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OT Phone stuck in constant loading of "NHS Covid -19" app
Any ideas. Samsung S6 if that helps.
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3 years ago
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"Non-removable" belt on vacuum cleaner?
Has anyone ever seen this before...? When using the brushbar on our Vax upright cleaner (model Air3 Pet, about 7 years old) it emits a load of noise, even after laboriously pulling all debris off it....
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3 years ago
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Drilling through a uPVC door frame
Hello all, About a month ago I enquired about "kinetic bell pushes". The resulting discussion here in D-I-Y resulted in me being convinced to try re-connecting the house's old wired bell system. I've...
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3 years ago
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Ping Theo: Home Assistant and clocks:
Firstly I'd like to thank Theo for giving me the confirmation re Home Assistant as being a good Home Automation solution. I have numerous devices here (22) all doing stuff now and it's going well so...
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3 years ago
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Woodburner
I have a wood burning stove fitted with board behind and sides. Is it possible to tile it myself in situ, and what gap must there be from the back and sides of fire, as my opening is quite small.
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3 years ago
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Quick generating question - biomass and coal
Looking at Gridwatch, coal is fired up but Biomass which has been running flat out is now throttled back. A cynical thought is that Biomass generation is by converted coal plant (IIRC) at the same...
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3 years ago
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Compulsary New Radiators
I have lived alone in a three bedroomed association house for 17 years and now there is a plan to replace all the storage heaters with a hot water system. This seems to be initiated by a government...
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3 years ago
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So that is what electricians did in the 1963 big freeze
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3 years ago
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Blanced flue gas fire
Hello I am after a balanced flue gas fire. Can anyone please suggest a good place to get one from? It is for an old cottage so Ideally I would like a mock wood-burner style one (I assume you can get...
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3 years ago
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Finishing Oak.
We are coming to the end of having a new staircase fitted. Apart from specifying and ordering, my total involvement so far has been helping manoeuvre it through the front door and machining up a strip...
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3 years ago
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what are those things on the roofs?
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3 years ago
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