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Water....the jerrycans, that’s what I need to do, and empty and clean out the muck in the waterbutts, our backup. They might be heavy but the 25l fit the space well added bonus is the cupboard under the stairs is concrete so weight isn't an issue I've also got a drum tap so if needed decanting/ usi...

Water stocks tipped out and refilled

Ordered stuff to bolt fire escape ladder to wall Rawlplug R KER 2 part epoxy that uses normal sealant gun 12 mm drill bit 12 mm hole cleaning brush 10 mm x 130 steel threaded studs I got the brush off ebay and the rest from tradefixdirect I can use the anchor plates that came with the ladder. I hav...

Ordered stuff to bolt fire escape ladder to wall Rawlplug R KER 2 part epoxy that uses normal sealant gun 12 mm drill bit 12 mm hole cleaning brush 10 mm x 130 steel threaded studs I got the brush off ebay and the rest from tradefixdirect I can use the anchor plates that came with the ladder. I hav...

I dont miss my garden but still miss my wee chickens, loved them. I read a wartime book on it and copied that, it was the deep litter method and it worked for me. And I remember buckets of diamthingy earth too - pale pinkish? :mrgreen: This is a sort of gray white colour guessing some comes coloure...

Been on the allotment the new drive belt now means the rotorvator is now unstoppable :lol: need to slacken the lever a bit tomorrow :mrgreen: 20250321_181954.jpg I see why, vertical gardening is so much harder :twisted: Not sure what's going on click the picture and it loads up thr correct way :lol...

Been on the allotment the new drive belt now means the rotorvator is now unstoppable need to slacken the lever a bit tomorrow

Got my escape ladder. Looks ok. Had a rethink on the bolts, as they could crack the brick. Chances are the 150 year old mortar's soft, plus they'd be near the rebate ie edge. Phoned the installers, and they reckon the middle bit (transom) would be strong enough. So I ordered two hooks to go over th...

pseudonym wrote: ↑Mon Mar 17, 2025 8:40 pm Funny how everyone's meters all pack up at the same time

Ours was after a big power cut few people locally reported damage to computers/ tvs / routers we are fortunate to have a surge supressor in the main fuse box/ consumer unit

There was a brief power outage in my neighbourhood last year (unknown cause) and when it was restored I found my old pay-as-you-go electricity key meter wasn't working any more, so I got onto my supplier EON and they said they'd have to replace it with a Smartmeter. To come to the point, I LURV my ...