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Smart thermostat
How much am I looking at to get a smart thermostat installed, I know the cost of the thermostat is around 120, but how much roughly on top of that for it to be installed
What are sink traps
What are sink traps and how do they work? Why are they important?
Replacing a shower cartridge
How easy is it to replace a shower cartridge? Is possible to DIY or do I need to call a plumber?
Indesit washing machine
I bought a new indesit washing machine how can you get the foot legs shorter as my machine isn't level as washing machine shaking while spinning clothes
Shower temperature knob sticking
My shower's temperature knob doesn't work very well, making it hard to turn and adjust the hot water. What's the likely cause?
Shower BAR Plumbing
Plumbing Shower Bar . can I connect Hose OUTLET from bar mixer to 15mm Copper pipe which has old shower head attached to it. Do not want to use sliding rail and spiral type shower hose. Before had the mixer valve installed. Now want shower BAR installed. What do I use to connect from HOSE .. female .... OUTLET . The 15mm copper pipe is inside of the tiles of which quite a few have been taken out.
Mixer tap leaking
My kitchen mixer tap is leaking where it swivels. It's not very old, so it shouldn't be a washer. What else could it be?
Safety of pipes over winter in empty house
If a house is left empty over winter, is it at risk of frozen or burst pipes?
Can you apply new silicone sealant over old bathroom sealant without removing it first?
The old silicone sealant was an absolute pain to remove before we put in new stuff last time. Can I skip that step and just apply a new layer over the old so it looks a bit fresher? Or do I really need to rip out the old stuff first?
Move a Stop Tap
My stop is currently on under the kitchen sink on the what was the original external wall, behind this wall in an extension and I would like to knock through to create a larger L-shaped kitchen. In doing so I world be knocking through exactly where the current sink/stop tap is located and this would become the middle of the floor, would it possible to move the stop tap or recess into the floor? TIA
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