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A years suspension for each bye?

Is it a wrap, or panels? Can't really picture what you're describing but as you're using a timber frame, if it's a wrap can you not overwrap and then staple? You're going to want something exceptionally strong as gusts of wind will find the weak spots and tear it apart. Also ensure the...

When you consider the cost difference between declaring 5k vs 6k a year you're talking a few quid. It's also not unreasonable to expect someone who may have typically done 5500 miles a year might get the odd journey that tips them over 6k. If you declared 5k and actually covered 10k without...

Do you regularly purchase things like insurance without actually knowing what it is that you've purchased? It's not like you even had to read through the 50 pages of terms and conditions, what you're covered for is listed on the first page which suggests you bought a policy that you couldn't...

It's only really old flats that have a shared supply where it would be tricky. There's no viable reason for any house to not be able to have a meter. Even if it can't be installed within the property, it can be installed externally - garden/driveway/footpath.

I dropped my sensitivity down to minimum as it kept triggering my outside light even when no-one was walking past. I think that's done the trick nicely and now only picks up when someone really is at the end of the drive.

It's quite horrifying if you have a lot of moss. Bottom of my garden sits in a lot of shade (south facing behind fence + tall tree). Moss is rife around that area. I remember taking a scarifier to it and pretty much being left with just the soil underneath. It looked like the lawn had been scalped.

I would also check what the PoE settings are on the switch - i.e. is PoE disabled on the port.

Best solution for the dog is to water in (dilute) after they've had a wee. I've never found the dog rocks work particularly well. It does require that you have to go out with them each time they need to go in order to see where they go. Also I think just accepting that having a dog = lawn will...

What other foods are icing up quick like this? I'd have thought anything the may be a bit moist could ice up like this. Also what is the packaging like? If the film is bit thin too then that might not help.

Reading of water companies ambitious plans for upgrading their infrastructure, it sounds like it's going to be on us all to fund this. To me one obvious way of doing this is jacking up the rates for fixed rates for those who don't want to be metered. If everyone reduced consumption then money...

I was delighted to see I could just plug the ONT directly into my router with an Ethernet cable. I made the investment years ago of running Ethernet cable around the house, now I don't have the unsightly ISP router on display.

Don't think it's been around very long either? I vaguely remember some early intro offer to it for being in their local guide program. I guess they realised they weren't competing very well to some of the well known brands out there and rug pulled it. I can't imagine this killing off of...

Has anyone ever used DX? Was supposed to have had something delivered today, but they seem to have delivered it to the wrong street, no photo of the attempted delivery (what courier doesn't take photos of the attempted delivery!?!) - at least we could have pointed out that that is not our front...

As above, I would say you're better off not reinventing the wheel. Buy an android auto capable head unit.

Posts in GD don't count - it's been that way for quite a few months now.

Spot someone who either didn't read the OP correctly, or didn't understand it. I'm glad they're making this change, hopefully more banks follow. If you're running a business and getting paid in cash then you should have a business account. I thought people would have learned that by now after...

I remember as a kid my parents telling me not to drink the water from the upstairs bathroom, did eventually learn it was because the taps were fed by the tank in the attic which as you've said isn't particularly hygienic.

I've never been actually, but I can imagine hard rock cafe being exactly the same. It certainly says one thing when they pick the prime tourist hotspots to open a restaurant.

I do like eating out, but prices do put me off. Went to a quite well rated Italian in Manchester a few weekends ago. Not Michelin star, but also not a chain. I think that worked out about £170 for 4 of us to have starter, main and desert + 1 drink each. Food was nice, but when the mains are...