I have loved problem solving since i was a kid (a lo--ong time ago). I have run my own handyman business, trained and worked in electronic communications, then in I.T. Finally worked as a personal counselor, prompting people to understand and then to solve their own problems to suit their life. i am a member & participant of the Repair Cafe movement.
Hi @threemonkeys , is there not a sink in the bathroom for washing hands, etc? If so, would it be possible to run the hose to that outlet? That's how ...
Yes, they are more versatile and useful than they first appear to be. I bought a very cheap one at first, thinking I'd hardly use it... when it died f ...
Hi @EllieBee , I was reading your post with interest. I thought the pelmet looked like it had been glued on, in some parts, but you've removed it, so ...
Hi @emmam , I have repaired a number of broken ceramic mugs that have sentimental value to their owners, but unfortunately I always give the same adv ...
Hi @nonsibicunctis
further to @Jewelleryrescue 's comment, we all have things we can't do just because we haven't done it before. Reading the respons ...
Hi @nonsibicunctis ,
just in case you change your mind and decide to give it a go...
Here are 2 possible methods.
Mixing wet concrete in a Barrow is s ...
Hi @andre999 , seeing the photos has made me curious... the black material appears to be going under the flashing, which would mean that any water tha ...
Hi @andre999
I agree with @JacobZ that it may be a flashing issue.
It seems unlikely that this much water is coming through a vertical wall surface ...
Hello @threemonkeys
Have you thought about sacrificing the old basin fittings and getting a new PVC trap that has a washing machine exit on it? The ...
Thanks Jacob! How do you reckon the ryobi multi-tool would go at removing it effortlessly? This cornice cement has been here since the 70s and it seem ...
Hi @Sajidsohail,
I have contacted our suppliers who have indicated that fans between 2400mm and 3000mm are most effective, meaning you won't have an ...
Hi @ososbg
100% get a "mini-mix" delivery for that sized slab. As @JacobZ It will be cheaper, more efficient and save a lot of back-breaking mixing ...
Hi @LorenClayton,
This makes rebating the floor an option. Rebating the floor will allow you to better slope the tiles towards the drain. It would a ...
Good Morning @LorenClayton
I think I would save your money on a repair and go for a replacement of the shower with one you want yourself. With the mo ...
Hi @threemonkeys , is there not a sink in the bathroom for washing hands, etc? If so, would it be possible to run the hose to that outlet? That's how ...
Yes, they are more versatile and useful than they first appear to be. I bought a very cheap one at first, thinking I'd hardly use it... when it died f ...
Hi @EllieBee , I was reading your post with interest. I thought the pelmet looked like it had been glued on, in some parts, but you've removed it, so ...
Hi @emmam , I have repaired a number of broken ceramic mugs that have sentimental value to their owners, but unfortunately I always give the same adv ...
Hi @nonsibicunctis
further to @Jewelleryrescue 's comment, we all have things we can't do just because we haven't done it before. Reading the respons ...
Hi @nonsibicunctis ,
just in case you change your mind and decide to give it a go...
Here are 2 possible methods.
Mixing wet concrete in a Barrow is s ...
Hi @andre999 , seeing the photos has made me curious... the black material appears to be going under the flashing, which would mean that any water tha ...
Hi @andre999
I agree with @JacobZ that it may be a flashing issue.
It seems unlikely that this much water is coming through a vertical wall surface ...