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I am not a plumber/heating engineer and don't don't tackle plumbing or electrics, having done a bit of both with variable success :). But I am an avid researcher and like to understand how things work and get the best out of them. The Glowworm Combi boiler that was in my small 2 bed...
Hi, nice to be here. I'm based in Kent in the UK.
I was a plumber many years ago, (about 25!) but have not done any practical plumbing (apart from DIY) for many years. so I'm now a bit our of touch with many recent innovations.
I will have a few questions, as I've just moved into a new house...
Just a post to keep account active. So far I've been able to find all I need by searching existing threads.
Including the text for this post :D
Haven't checked in for ages so I think it's only right that I say hello again. I'm hoping to stick around and become a regular once again .
The place seems to be just as busy as I remember which is good so well done to everyone for continuing to make it what it is. I'm just going to take a...
hi all,
I just joined and am so pleased that there are great forums like this one about.
I am a keen DIY enthusiast, not to save money or avoid getting the pros in but i absolutely love working on my place, learning new things, building new skills and discovering how things work. I take great...
Hi All! Like many here I came to find out some answers and learn a thing or two :) Hope it all works out!
Tomas
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Ive jjust had a new Baxi 836 installed.The engineer couldnt line up the flue from the top of the boiler to existing hole.He,s offset the flue at an angle to go thru said hole and placed sealing ring on the flue but it doesn,t cover existing hole,there,s an inch gap one side.Would this be...
Hi everyone, just after some advice.
So I have a nest thermostat installed an a Worcester boiler. Now when I had my nest installed, the electrician was absolutely horrendous. Leaving dangling wires and all sorts. It did essentially work though. Now it brings me to this morning. So my wife...
Hi all,
New to forums, I'm a heating engineer and been doing it for about 5 years now. Joined this forum because I am genuinely interested in my job and hope to learn from others here or maybe shed light on anyone elses boiler/heating related problems.
Gary
Hello everyone,
I'm obviously new to the forum, just wanted to say hello to everyone and I look forward to expanding my knowledge and getting involved with discussions.
I not long ago completed my level 2 diploma in plumbing and heating and am looking for exposure into the trade full time to...
Hi Everyone, I am new to the forum, I joined to get some advice and tips on plumbing and central heating
thanks for letting me join In this forum,
I have been in the building trade for the last 18 years, in various roles, the last being a building site manager, getting nowhere with regards to training and career development with the company I was with, I decided to go off on my own last year, I...
Hi, Brian S, 51 gas safe, Oftec registered electrician.
Hi Guys, Looking forward to taking advantage of your expertise. Neil
Hi, all! I'm a DIY'er who probably knows just enough to get myself in trouble, but fortunately I know my limitations, when it comes to projects I shouldn't tackle. Really glad I stumbled onto this forum, and hoping to learn more here from people with knowledge and experience. Thanks to the...
Hi all, my name is daz and im from sheldon area in birmingham, currently learning gas engineering and building portfolio with mentor out in the field.
Well trying to, but ill put that in a different thread, as this is just to say hello lol
Thanks all
Hi,
Hoping for a bit of advice.
Just had a new bathroom fitted - water pressure in the house has never been that great but water pressure of bath taps is ridiculouly low.
Kitchen tap (closest to the stopcock) runs at about 9 litrees per minute, new basin tap in the upstairs bathroom runs...
Hi everyone.
joined up to this forum to get some tips and get advice/ help.
regards Jon
Hi everyone, I'm eagerly awaiting an art deco-looking bathroom to be fitted to replace the current, sadly cracked, crackled and generally knackered 100 year-old suite and have already gleaned many tips on here, by lurking over the past couple of months. So thanks again.
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