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Pocster

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  1. Can’t get to tenant . Bulb blown - but I don’t understand what’s going on here . I can see a b22 fitting but the bulb has no cover ? ( I.e glass covering gone ) This make sense to anyone ?
  2. Gagging
  3. Evil ! What should I use ! Only grey water - but yes; dance with the devil !
  4. Suns come out !!! Quick ! Fill yer boots !! Will change to cosy I think - but perhaps stretch flux for a bit longer .. 😎
  5. Yep . The fitting used were the ones supplied with the pump ; so naturally I used them . A similar fitting with a lip would indeed be better
  6. Appreciated! A link to something more suitable ??
  7. Just come off !
  8. Now I’m worried about the pump output ! Imagine if that failed !!!
  9. I never liked them ! . But what can I use instead ? . That 90 degree bend is ‘rubbery’ so it can be fitted with a clip - (expletive deleted)ing shite
  10. I (expletive deleted)ing hate these ! Had one fail ages ago outside on rainwater pump so no big drama . Sunday ; chilled ; sipping wine then woooosh ! Sound of water pissing everywhere ! Washer outlet had come free from its shitty jubilee clip ! If I hadn’t been there washer would have carried on and flooded the floor more . Apart from checking the clips every day ! - surely there must be a better fixing. This washer in our temp kitchen has been fine for 2 yrs . That happening in the new kitchen wouldn’t do the kitchen units any good . There must be a better - 100% solid as a dogs dangles fitting . I (expletive deleted)ing hate jubilee clips ! - accident waiting to happen ; and it did !
  11. As the sun is slowly but surely disappearing I’m looking at changing from flux to cosy . I have an ASHP - but how do they know what you’re using it for in the cheaper periods ? . I presume they don’t ; so I could charge batteries twice during the day at a cheaper rate . Although unlikely to do any export during winter I assume with cosy you can still have seg at 15p ??
  12. Loads of (expletive deleted)ing biscuits for me !
  13. If the pipe work is visible you could argue copper looks ‘nicer ‘. You can get hep20 radiator connectors I.e visible where traditionally you’d have copper . I think it’s professional pride I.e a real plumber wants it visually neat ( assume this it @TonyT ‘s point ) . I respect that . Programmer : how to determine if an integer is odd or even . You could /2 - check for a remainder or use MOD ( similar thing ) - will work . Proper software engineer : AND with 1 BOOM ! - skills are in the house ! BOOM WW3 ( perhaps not ) Professional pride …
  14. No mofo can see it . Can you see my gonads ?
  15. Why ? . Hep2o to the tails and a proper screw fixing - I.e not compression ( agree they are bad boys ) .
  16. Suggesting I know feck all ? Your biscuits are (expletive deleted)ed now
  17. Agree . But you can hep20 right to the tap tails !
  18. Maybe no difference. But I assume Hep2o to Hep2o is best as it’s designed for that ( but doesn’t preclude other connection types ) .
  19. Ok . But why not hep20 all the way ? If you really want copper ( still can’t see why ) change at a point under the sink where you can access it . I guess I’m asking why hep20 and then copper anyway ? ; what’s the Benefit ? Don’t get frisky - I’ll take the (expletive deleted)ing biscuits away !
  20. Too be fair - chance of hep20 connector failing is very very slim .
  21. Perhaps I’m missing something; but why the copper ? Why not hep20 right to the taps ?
  22. Exactly what I thought ! Mofo error
  23. Use 11.5mm osb 😁
  24. Waaaa it’s all 💩 ! 40mm for everything ; 32mm if you are stuck . Plumbing rule 69 in Pocster world 👍
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