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What a difference 48 hours makes to loft temperature
Have you tried them in the cellar ? AB
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OT: I'm confused about gravity
Yesp. Just the sort of thing expected of you. Another quote that you dont even begin to understand
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OT: the change in the weather as it affects my soul
The weather has changed, after a long and glorious period of sunshine. Trousers, not shorts. Boots, not sandals. Socks! A tee shirt! A waterproof to go outside! Why did it fill me with deep-seated...
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extended warranties on electrical items
The new freezer came with an envelope containing the instructions and so forth. There was a large label on the bag: REGISTER NOW!" This would 'activate the free one year guarantee'. This seems to do...
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Wiring regs 18th edition changes
I have added a summary of some of the changes in the 18th edition here: (not exhaustive - just a quick flick through!) Wiring regs history - DIYWiki
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OT: Keyless ignition immobilisation?
Hi all, I think we had a thread around this a while back but I wasn't sure if this question was asked or how it was concluded (or if it can be). Basically it's around the question of can a keyless...
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Diesel Van Fault
Hello, I have a 2002 Vauxhall combo van, a 1.7 DI diesel. Unfortunately I have bee n having trouble with it. I noticed it was occasionally loosing power for a fraction of a second when being driven. I...
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Using a uk roofer in France
This is a copy of a post i put on a fb page. One of the responsees i got su ggested i ask thus group if this would be a problem. Bit of a long shot, due to the lead time of getting a French roofer, I...
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how to build a shed in the 1970s
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DIY shaver batter changing?
I have a reasonable Remmington Shaver that works, beard cutting wise unlike their latest one does. Its a rotary. However it has now ceased to work on batteries unless you plug in the charger get it...
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Gas, leccy and water changes. Who does what these days?
I'm in process of buying a house to split into flats. Currently there is a water meter in the street, and a gas and leccy meter inside the house. I'll need to get these supplies split and extra meters...
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Bathroom sink light/shaver socket fixture
The one we have fitted now in our bathroom I use for electric toothbrush charging rather than a shaver. It is similar to this one (but is not this unit): The unit I have I got because the shaver...
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Internety thingummies, question.
More on my friends Internet access issues, which I mentioned earlier.. He would seem to have several issues and is on Plusnet, which is BT supplied. 1. He seems to be reporting his Internet connection...
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Smart meters - supply companies have the ability to remotely switch the supply off
Smart meters in 11 million British homes can be set to pre-payment and have to be kept topped up and paid in advance or their gas or power would be shut off.
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Planning permission for house for family
Are there special planning permission rules applying where one wants to build a house for a fmaily member (child) on one's own land? We have a small-holding in an area where adding new houses is...
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