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Just seen this on a YouTube short and thought I’d screenshot it. People chucking dog muck in a damaged ULEZ cabinet. Is that a service cut out with exposed live parts? Continue reading...- MaintenanceSpark
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Alright I can't find the other one. So made a new one. Been watching 3 body problem on netflix and its right up my street. Fictional space related thing. I'm half way through and it's mint. No spoilers please (at a guess, everybody dies lol). Any other suggestions? Continue reading...- Dan
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Littlespark. A Thread A Day (5)- "I Failed"
Sorry, Dan... I couldnt do it.... Ive posted 4 really good threads but ive completely missed out on the 5th.... No badge for me now, i guess.... :( Continue reading...- littlespark
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Good Morning Thread - Come say good morning, tell us what you've got on today. :)
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Pura shower head - too much weight for a tiny thread
Hi there, Hopefully someone will be able to help me….. I have what I believe is a pura shower arm which has recent started leaking from the fitting which is really no wonder when you compare the weight of the shower arm (let alone the additional weight of the shower head) to the tiny female...- Stu Thomson
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Show Us YOUR Work Thread - Tilers Pictures Showcase: Tilers Community
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Honeywell ST699 thermostat upgrade.. Discussion Thread
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Does your boiler make a vibrating, whistling, humming noise? Discussion Thread
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Baxi Platinum+ Combi Controls Discussion Thread
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Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 2025! Discussion Thread
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A leak I cannot get to! What to do in this situation!? Discussion Thread
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weather compensation suitable? Discussion Thread
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Connecting to a Cold Water Pipe Discussion Thread
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Replace SalusRT520TX thermostat display Discussion Thread
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Toilet Syphon Discussion Thread
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vokera boiler (fault code A02 ) Discussion Thread
vokera boiler (fault code A02 ) Discussion Thread do i need to drain system for replacing a high limit thermostat on vokera boiler (fault code A02 ) vokera boiler (fault code A02 ) for the original thread on Plumbers Forums- A I Plumbing
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50% off new tools off ebay (inc makita) till 3rd Jan 2025 Discussion Thread
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Vaillant controls Discussion Thread
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Washing machine waste hose extension? Discussion Thread
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I'm Angus and looking for a new boiler recommendation please. Discussion Thread
I'm Angus and looking for a new boiler recommendation please. Discussion Thread I'd like a new system boiler to replace my old Pottterton 120L which is a 35KW boiler. When it worked it was a good boiler but I noted it cycled on/off most of the time, I assume because it heated things up quickly...- Gusty1
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