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durhamplumber
Jeez,,,thats a canny gouge in the timber,fek all left of it.
Copper v Plastic
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durhamplumber
What's a coke? Am i being thick?Yes it is, you could fit a canny coke in it
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durhamplumber
Lol...why would you want to shove a coke in that lump of timber?
I'm not convinced by placcie but if the system is designed for it (do it like microbore- manifolds and long unjointed tube runs to each radiator or tap) then I can see the attraction (you can thread the stuff like cable so holes in joists rather than notches, no worries about setting the place on fire with the blowtorch, no noisy creaking pipes). I still prefer copper though & the cost saving for plastic isn't massive if you're DIYing
It seem they do, especially when they are dying of dehydration due to legal poisons and are desperate to find water.
I thought that most rat/mouse poisons were anticoagulants. Surely the poor blighters are too busy bleeding to death to become thirsty.
I believe some super-rats have developed resistance to anticoagulants (Warfarin) so acute poisons have to be used.
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Hot&Cold
Plastic pipe has it limitations,any one interested in replumbing 200 apartments to provide a heating and domestic supply leak free environment.
After the initial 200 properties,there are another 2700 properties needing attention.Propertys are 14 years and suffering intermittent flooding/heating failure from poor plastic fit in walls,floors ceilings etc.
problem is existing pipes not secured and inserted push fittings just relying on other fittings to create some rigidity which is impossible and the push in fittings have dropped and **** out out water.
plastic plumbing thank you ££'£
After the initial 200 properties,there are another 2700 properties needing attention.Propertys are 14 years and suffering intermittent flooding/heating failure from poor plastic fit in walls,floors ceilings etc.
problem is existing pipes not secured and inserted push fittings just relying on other fittings to create some rigidity which is impossible and the push in fittings have dropped and **** out out water.
plastic plumbing thank you ££'£
That's not the fault of the pipe though is it?
Gosh.
Having googled it I found this
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2009/02/090205214433.htm
thanks for the heads up- am not quite sober enough to look in to it at the moment though... *hic*
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