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PIPES is the common name for piperazine-N,N′-bis(2-ethanesulfonic acid), and is a frequently used buffering agent in biochemistry. It is an ethanesulfonic acid buffer developed by Good et al. in the 1960s.
We've not yet ruled out getting a plumber in but this seems a small job, suitable for diy'er?
We have 1930's house and quite old plumbing, hopefully not that old. The pics should help show the task in hand. It's pipework under the sink, hot and cold feeding up to the basin with spurs off for...
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I have to change all the plumbing in my mother's house. She lives in an old building that is approximately 100 years old and there wasn't much done to keep it up to date. My question is: do I use plastic or copper pipes?
Does it matter if they aren’t fully inserted, as long as they go past sealing ring? I cut a bit of pipe 1-2cm too short and can’t get it out the other side to change!
changed from a gravity feed boiler system to a combi boiler and had problems with noisy pipes? About 4 weeks ago now had a new combi boiler installed, and from day 1 had noises from the heating pipes even though not on. Thought I was just up grading to a more modern space saving cost efficient...
Changed from a gravity feed boiler system to a combi boiler and had problems with noisy pipes? About 4 weeks ago now had a new combi boiler installed, and from day 1 had noises from the heating pipes even though not on. Thought I was just up grading to a more modern space saving cost efficient...
Hi my toilet is leaking both from the water inlet and from the existing copper piping. I'm usually quite handy and many many years ago, I replaced the water inlet for this cistern.
However last week, it began leaking, initially from the copper piping leading into the cistern. I tried to tighten...
Newbie on this site...first post. Just replaced old outside tap, turned off water supply under sink and completed job. However since then, when I turn off the indoors cold tap including flushing the toilet I hear a fairly loud clang as though there may be air in the system. If that is the case...
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Just wondering if anyone could help me please.
I am getting loud vibrating/humming noises in the house when I’m not using any water. It seems to be coming from the cold feed and it’s vibrating through the house and you can hear it vibrating the boiler. I felt the pipe where the stop tap...
Hi im moving a toilet, sink and rad in our cloak room. The toilet and sink I’ve no issue with but the heating pipes are causing me sleepless nights. Despite numerous attempts me soldering skilll are awful. I was wondering if I could use either push fit or compression (wrapped in tape so not in...
The waste pipes from my kitchen sink, which also carry the dishwasher and washing machine waste, are severely blocked, and snaking it and clearing with a Vax aren't working any more; so I was going to try jetting it to see if that clears the gunk out.
Does anybody have any experience of...
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I've started to renovate my bathroom and I've come across these pipes which were located in the tank cupboard.
Given the property has a combi boiler will these pipes still be in use?
If they are will it be alright for me to reroute them so they sit under the floorboards out of the way...
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About 18 months ago I had a clanging in my pipes whenever I turned my taps off, and also at random times when not using them. Eventually after much investigation we realised it was because next door had a new washing machine installed and the installers had barely opened their stopcock...
I am redoing my bathroom and fitted new tiles that are thicker than the previous ones. Now I have come to refit the shower bar the existing water pipes do not protrude far enough out from the wall to be able to fit the brackets and shower bar. The fitting require minimum 30mm, I have 20mm
can...
Plastic Polybutylene Pipes - Polypipe, Flofit, Hep2O, JG Speedfit, Pipelife?
Pipes not fittings, are they all much the same, does it just come down to price, do people have preferences and why?
We've had a problem now for several weeks which is becoming worse. We would appreciate some advice on the way forward given this difficult time when we are in isolation due to chronic ill health.
Several weeks ago, on switching on the kitchen cold tap, we began to get an odd noise that seemed...
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