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Please is a word used in the English language to indicate politeness and respect while making a request. Derived from shortening the phrase "if you please" or "if it please(s) you", the term has taken on substantial nuance based on its intonation and the relationship between the persons between whom it is used. In much of the Western world, use of the word is considered proper etiquette, and parents and authority figures often imprint upon children the importance of saying "please" when asking for something from an early age, leading to the description of the term as "the magic word".
I had my boiler replaced recently and a filter was added to the system (Adey Prof2). The filter was positioned in the return pipe above the boiler. The filter makes a running water noise which is worst if the hot water circuit is on. (Y valve installation). Central heating circuit only is much...
Hello just wondering if any of you can help me, I’ve fit a drain off and double check valve on the CW mains at the base of a twin immersion heater I’ve refilled the cyclinder and unable to get any hot water, I’ve tried the hose pipe trick for 2 hours and still no luck l, also tried turning the...
Hi, i have a lead pipe in my kitchen, i have scratched it, so know it's lead, anyway, it protrudes above the kitchen floor, and looks like it runs into the wall, but want to know what the pipe is for, and will it still be in use, as i want to remove it, can anybody tell me, thanks
Dear Community,
Could anyone please help me source a particular toilet seat in the UK? Is there a UK supplier that specialises in toilet seats? Many thanks in advance for your help.
The existing Valadares toilet (see 3 images attached for style of Valdares toilet I have).
The measurements are...
My daughter lives in a smallish 2/3 bed semi that was built in 2003. The house has one bathroom and an en-suite shower. It has mains gas central heating and hot water supplied from a wall mounted heat only boiler and a Boilermate 2000 thermal store which were installed when the property was...
I will attempt to describe the situation as tersely as possible
The macerator serves a toilet, a shower and a basin.
Old Sanipro up worked for ten years then started to run on without emptying. Motor was dead.
Exit pipe runs down .5m then horizontally under the floor for 2m and turns 135...
We have a couple of threads running on the other forums. Trying to get people to give us a bit of an update weekly on how things are going for them in their trade. Thought I'd do the same for this forum too.
Let us know what's working right now for you, how you're getting business in. Let us...
Hi all, we have an LG Inverter V, about 4 years old, that is leaking water out of the indoor unit. We had a maintenance person in who both washed out the unit, and as well suctioned out the outside hose, and then sprayed water from unit down through it and seemed to flow OK. But we still have...
Hi,
I am new here and so I hope this is an ok question to ask.
I just had a plumber come to fix my toilet cistern which was dripping slowly after filling. he changed a rubber seal which was worn and then made some adjustments to the water fill level and water fill speed. The new level is much...
I need to add a new strap on boss to an internal soil stack. Problem is the soil pipe is tight into a corner and I can’t get the strap connections around it.
What alternatives are there?
Stupid question maybe but if I cut the connections off I can get the rest of the strap round, would cable...
Hi all, I'm looking for a bit advice please, I hope that's ok.
I rent a flat in a large converted house, due to the size it has a continuously recirculating heating system. Due to some issues with the system, the recirculation pump/valves to the pump have had to be temporarily shut off pending...
Sorry to bother but in desperate need of advice, we've suffered with water hammer issues in our council property since 12th November 2018, I share a water line with both neighbours either side of me and the main Thames line is in the street right outside my house leads to another stop tap in my...
Hi all,
First post and DIY'er, please be kind!
Just moved into a property which needs some work. Have a plasterer coming soon and need to get this rad off. Any ideas how on earth this valve works?! I've never seen one like it before. It's not moving with either a flat screwdriver or spanners...
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