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Access issues with wall-mounted taps
I like the idea of wall mounted taps for my bath, but they look like they'd be hard to access if there's a leak or other issue. How do they work in terms of maintenance?
Water dripping out my overflow pipe outside
There was no hot water this morning so my wife turned up the pressure on our combi boiler.Unfortunately she turned it up too high.I noticed there’s water coming out at the back of the overflow pipe outside.How can I fix this?
Float cup fill valve info
Any plumbers out there, when should a float cup fill valve be used??
Installing a dog shower
Does creating a dog shower in my utility need any special considerations? And should any plumber be capable of installing one?
Can a DIYer remove a radiator?
Is it easy enough for a DIYer to remove a radiator? It will make it easier for decorating if I can remove it. The radiator is only a few year's old.
How long do ceramic discs tend to last?
On average, how long do ceramic discs tend to last? Thanks!
Change from Electric to Mixer Shower
We have a standalone electric shower that has stopped working. We believe this is due to the electrics or the coil as there is no water coming out from the wall mounted box. We ideally would like to change the electric shower to a traditional mixer shower, but we would like to know whether we need a plumber or an electrician or both to complete this job? Or is it simpler just to change to a new electric shower and have an engineer come out and replace it?
How can I fix a stuck bleeding radiator valve?
Hello, I have a radiator which seems to have a stuck bleeding valve. I want to let some air out, but the valve won't budge. There has been no change to the radiator itself or how we’ve been using it recently, so I’m not sure what could have caused it to be so tight recently. Are there any usual causes for the valves getting stuck? Could I fix this myself?
Condensate line and water?
Should a condensate line have water in it?
How much to change toilet overflow type?
How much will it cost to change our toilet overflow? It currently drips outside but it's where we'd like to put our patio. How much will it cost to change to an overflow that feeds back into the toilet?
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