that article covers both types bimetallic strip or bulb and I'm sure that frame radiates a lot of heat.
if your not bothered then leave it be, I just thought you might want to be informed. what you do with that info is your choice.
What "man jobs" have you done today?
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if your not bothered then leave it be, I just thought you might want to be informed. what you do with that info is your choice.
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Yesterday - prepped the living room for decorating, caulking and sanding done
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Today - ceiling painted and glossing done 
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Living room fully decorated, room all clear ready for the carpet cleaned tomorrow.
New sofas arrive early next week, so all ready and a happy wife (for now lol)
New sofas arrive early next week, so all ready and a happy wife (for now lol)
Thankfully I still have my poverty bath (and mixed tap with shower head) plumbed in behind me in the photo
That'll be the next job!
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They are a fantastic way to store tools. I got to keep my beta one when I was made redundant from my last job. Was certainly interesting getting it in the back of a carCleared out a space and manhandled a new to me but 2nd hand roller cab into place.
Always wanted one!
.They are a fantastic way to store tools. I got to keep my beta one when I was made redundant from my last job. Was certainly interesting getting it in the back of a car
Back of a car! I employed some help with a commercial vehicle to get it to the house. Around 140kg empty!
Stripped a huge amount of old dead bushes and plants out from the bottom of the garden, took most of Sunday and yesterday evening to get it done. Hoping to plant something down there, though god knows what. Never really done any planting before but it seems such a waste to not grow anything down there, especially anything that could feed the family.
There's still a lot of weed bulbs that I just can't get to without back breaking effort which I'd rather avoid. Can any recommend a solid weed killer that's likely to get rid of them all? There's no visible weeds, it really is just the bulbs that need dealing with.
There's still a lot of weed bulbs that I just can't get to without back breaking effort which I'd rather avoid. Can any recommend a solid weed killer that's likely to get rid of them all? There's no visible weeds, it really is just the bulbs that need dealing with.
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Oh mines not that bad, only about 50kg. Just big.
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holy smokes, what did you get it for then?Renegotiated our virgin media bundle.... it was going up to £139.70
£89 same as the last contract.
I got the full TV pack, 1gig fibre and unlimited sim.
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Good result.
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Renegotiated our virgin media bundle.... it was going up to £139.70
That's on my list of things to do. Did you go in and just ask for a price reduction or did you have to threaten to leave?
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Jump started the Golf which had a flat battery. In view of the neighbours too so that's me in man-credit for the next 3 months until I change the CCTV batteries up my ladder 
They have a text number so I sent them a text, they replied and got me onto WhatsApp so you don't have to wait around all day for a reply. They first came back with £138.70 .... a £1 discount. So I said no, I said I'd pay £89 or leave and they said OK
I priced up sky but with BT sports it was more expensive per month with no unlimited sim and crappy fibre.
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Its got to the point where companies now just increase their prices using inflation as a reason and everyone just has to suck it up but now it may be a case of people deciding they cannot justify the price and so will not use that company... To the point those same companies may have to "buy" the business by lowering prices again...
In @200sols case, £89 is better than £0 to Virgin
In @200sols case, £89 is better than £0 to Virgin