I also have John Guest push fit plastic piping for the length of the bath, under the bath into the taps, no pipe clips.
This combination + what I hear additionally from under the kitchen sink where the stop cock is does not sound healthy.
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JMN2 wrote:I have this fancy Samsung that plays a tune and everything.
UncleEbenezer wrote:JMN2 wrote:I have this fancy Samsung that plays a tune and everything.
There's your warning sign. You got seduced by bells-and-whistles and bought something too expensive.
JMN2 wrote:UncleEbenezer wrote:JMN2 wrote:I have this fancy Samsung that plays a tune and everything.
There's your warning sign. You got seduced by bells-and-whistles and bought something too expensive.
£449.99...
XFool wrote:What I want to know is why, when on but not even moving, they go: GRRUM, GRRUM, GRRUM, GRRUM!
XFool wrote:What I want to know is why, when on but not even moving, they go: GRRUM, GRRUM, GRRUM, GRRUM!
Rhyd6 wrote:I'm old enough to remember my mum doing the washing in a dolly tub and boiling whites in a copper boiler with a fire underneath to heat the water.
Rhyd6 wrote:Personally I don't give a tinkers cuss where my machine is manufactured just so long as it works. I'm old enough to remember my mum doing the washing in a dolly tub and boiling whites in a copper boiler with a fire underneath to heat the water. Then there was the rinsing and mangling - give me my automatic machine any day, load, switch on and Bob is the relative of your choice.
R6
two people would stretch the sheet between them and fold it - apparently a northern european lutheran practise.
stewamax wrote:Not so! My mother (middle-of-the-road C of E), mother-in-law (theoretically C of E), wife (BCP C of E) and I (reactionary Anglo-Catholic) all do/did this. It removes creases before storage. Appropriate malign incantations were only made when one of us accidentally dropped an end.
We four also heat(ed) teapots before use, either to scare away any malevolent demons lurking within or to ensure that the resulting tea was boiling hot - I'm not sure which.
AleisterCrowley wrote:One should always 'scald the pot' with boiling water when making tea, it means the pot doesn't drop the temp of the water below optimum level.
I drink tea from large mugs and always swill with boiling water before adding teabag and water brought back to boiling point
Dod101 wrote:I thought I agreed with this post but 'Adding teabag'? What sacrilege! Loose tea always tastes better. I only drink tea at 7.30 am and 4 pm ish but it has to be Twinings English Breakfast Tea
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