The bit between C and A is called James May.
I heard jimmy Carr say that, it took me a while but it is very funny.
Andy
I heard jimmy Carr say that, it took me a while but it is very funny.
Andy
Real bad airlock
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what a nice thread,
guy comes on with a problem, another gives him good advice and he fixes it, then there's a thank you reply too!!!
all it needs now is a crude joke..... oh wait...
guy comes on with a problem, another gives him good advice and he fixes it, then there's a thank you reply too!!!
all it needs now is a crude joke..... oh wait...
Indeed.
Knut
Knut
A politely, well worded opening question makes things go much more smoothly.
I think that if he'd have changed those pesky faucets for proper taps, he'd have been ok.
And Dan didn't even get a credit on UKplumbingforum
http://www.ukplumbersforums.co.uk/threads/real-back-airlock-exhausted-all-options.98518/
Thank you all - I really appreciate it! Problem solved - found out the stopcock (not the main inside stopcock - no idea why someone would use a stopcock to isolate CW from bathroom...) between kitchen and bathroom was fitted the wrong way round!! It'd been working as it supposed to do for years, but guess when I switched off/on outside stopcock for fixing the leaks, the extra pressure must have floated the jumper or what.
And re using compression fitting under floorboards - yes I appreciate that - as a 1st time plumbing attempt I did buy the whole soldering kit (including fire extinguisher) but was reserving it as 'last resort'
Cheers all
Namo Amituofo
http://www.ukplumbersforums.co.uk/threads/real-back-airlock-exhausted-all-options.98518/
Thank you all - I really appreciate it! Problem solved - found out the stopcock (not the main inside stopcock - no idea why someone would use a stopcock to isolate CW from bathroom...) between kitchen and bathroom was fitted the wrong way round!! It'd been working as it supposed to do for years, but guess when I switched off/on outside stopcock for fixing the leaks, the extra pressure must have floated the jumper or what.
And re using compression fitting under floorboards - yes I appreciate that - as a 1st time plumbing attempt I did buy the whole soldering kit (including fire extinguisher) but was reserving it as 'last resort'
Cheers all
Namo Amituofo
Wow, you're right! I have a brilliant idea... why not set something up like this on the internet and call it... errmn... say... a forum? It'd be really good and... and... oh!
I like how they have put DIYNot on their swear filter 
I like how they have put DIYNot on their swear filter
Have another look at that thread now Dan... but be quick
I like how they have put DIYNot on their swear filter
Have you managed to sort out that DIYNOT'ing UFH out in Ongar?
Got all the tube on the van for tomorrow. He's pleading with me to do the shower trays next week too. 
Think I might be press ganging a DIYer in for the loops or maybe the boy over the road.
Still wants Tonbridge started next week too.
Think I might be press ganging a DIYer in for the loops
or maybe the boy over the road. Still wants Tonbridge started next week too.
Tony is only a bus ride away.
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I wonder how long that screenshot will be thereHave another look at that thread now Dan... but be quick
The site owner is paranoid enough as it is
Got all the tube on the van for tomorrow. He's pleading with me to do the shower trays next week too.
Think I might be press ganging a DIYer in for the loops
Still wants Tonbridge started next week too.
You want me to ask Lucas?