Went to see an friend who is had some electrical work done and he had a 2 gang back box fitted with 4 swicthes but only two are operational. After happily having my electrical work done you now appreciate electrics more.
One switch operates as a two way switch and the other operates the outdoor...
I was looking for a bathroom fan with timer that was quiet and there are the usual makes - manrose, Xpelair etc but I came across Blauberg - never heard of them before - anyone used them...
The hardest sale is not to the electrician but to the end user.
I suspect many end users have no clue on what brand or quality is best.
Would it be fair to suggest a 'weak brand' CU installed by a competent electrician is better than a @top brand@ CU thrown in?
Might come as a stupid question - but how can places still sell 17th edition consumer units when I thought the latest is 18th edition and it's illegal to install anything less than current regs / specs.
So I have had the cellar cleaned and painted with limewash - it's an old house and tanking causes as many problems as it solves.
The problem I have is the lighting - the floor joists are exactly 5ft 11inch from the cellar floor - currently there is a single ceiling rose in the middle of the...
I got into a discussion with a friend - he came around to see what I had fitted. I fitted a mix of sockets - BG and MK (different up and downstairs) - he wants to replace his existing sockets with Schneider Ultimate Slim White Range - I think he has standard 25mm boxes.
I said he couldn't use...
I bought electric scooters for my kids but left them in the back of the garage for over a year - totally forgot about them - anyway I charged them up and they lasted about 5mins.
I assume the batteries need replacing? But they seem to be soldered in. I checked online to revive lead acid...
Well they played fill the sockets. The electrician told them not to fill the sockets but it seems it falls on deaf ears. I think I will have to clean out the sockets before the electrician returns for the second fix.
No we are going to put underlay down and carpets but the wood seems ruined.
It never crossed my mind the amount of dust - I have never had a big plaster job done.
My word the plasterers left a bit of a mess - the wooden floorboards were caked in plaster dust. I have hoovered up three times and brushed hard but it seems ground in.
How can I remove it? I tried a mop but it made no difference. Is there some sort of chemical I can use?
Or will I need to...
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