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[Misc] NSC Plumbing Question
- Thread starter Eeyore
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Under a 5 minute job.
KZNSeagull
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Don't advertise that service on a postcard in the local shop.You don't need to be a plumber to be able to fit a toilet.
I've fitted numerous bathrooms, kitchens. Re-wired houses, built extensions, built oak barns, built patios, laid patio's built brick walls.
Also rebuilt car engines, jet engines.
Jobwise, aircraft engineer, publican, beer quality manager, antique dealer.
Should add recently I went on a course to learn French polishing, wow that's rewarding.
Haha no need my children normally just call. This weekend I'm a removal company.Don't advertise that service on a postcard in the local shop.
Good for you. Every time I have attempted diy plumbing it’s been a disaster.You don't need to be a plumber to be able to fit a toilet.
I've fitted numerous bathrooms, kitchens. Re-wired houses, built extensions, built oak barns, built patios, laid patio's built brick walls.
Also rebuilt car engines, jet engines.
Jobwise, aircraft engineer, publican, beer quality manager, antique dealer.
Should add recently I went on a course to learn French polishing, wow that's rewarding.
please do not suggest diy plumbing is ok for everyone.
If he lived close by the offer is there.I’m sure @Eeyore will be happy for you to call round and help him out
Are you my dad
Same, I try to not work in Brighton, plus I’m very busy this week
- Apr 5, 2014
- 25,859
- Thread starter
- #30
Thanks. The property is rented and the landlord is very good. He's away but has asked me to sort forthwith with the regular plumber and he'll reimburse. It's annoying as it's just making a racket every minute. I can turn the cold water off at the mains, but it's a pain having to turn it on again for stuff. There's a full bucket by the toilet ready now !
When I use the taps, hot or cold the toilet cistern seems to draw in more water. I was wanting to ask, and it's very kind of you to offer advice, does the raising of the bullcock mean water will not flow in full stop ? If so, that's fine as it would mean it's just the toilet out of action till it's fixed.
You do when you are me. I have to look up YouTube videos to change a light bulb.You don't need to be a plumber to be able to fit a toilet.
I've fitted numerous bathrooms, kitchens. Re-wired houses, built extensions, built oak barns, built patios, laid patio's built brick walls.
Also rebuilt car engines, jet engines.
Jobwise, aircraft engineer, publican, beer quality manager, antique dealer.
Should add recently I went on a course to learn French polishing, wow that's rewarding.
Is a French polisher someone who sees something or someone French and rubs it/them down with a duster?You don't need to be a plumber to be able to fit a toilet.
I've fitted numerous bathrooms, kitchens. Re-wired houses, built extensions, built oak barns, built patios, laid patio's built brick walls.
Also rebuilt car engines, jet engines.
Jobwise, aircraft engineer, publican, beer quality manager, antique dealer.
Should add recently I went on a course to learn French polishing, wow that's rewarding.
Yes as long as the cistern isn’t filling you have stopped the flow by tying up the ballvalve (fill valve) with string.
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
You can give all the professional advice on here and someone with no knowledge will say do it this way it’s easy
as you have pointed out the flexi hose goes on a journey first pain in the arse … ..
Wrong-Direction
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- Mar 10, 2013
- 13,622
Rented property that was originally bodged and not been touched for years, landlord wants a cheap quick fix..
Im so busy i usually turn jobs like this away tbh.
Have a look online for an Impulse flush valve washer and try that first, alternatively get PILTDOWN round and keep us updated on how he gets on.
Edit - having actually read the thread if it's the float valve that is a simpler fix depending on if you can get to the other side of the flexi in the wall..
Im so busy i usually turn jobs like this away tbh.
Have a look online for an Impulse flush valve washer and try that first, alternatively get PILTDOWN round and keep us updated on how he gets on.
Edit - having actually read the thread if it's the float valve that is a simpler fix depending on if you can get to the other side of the flexi in the wall..
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Those flexible hoses in walls are up near the top of my very long list of plumbing pet hates.You can give all the professional advice on here and someone with no knowledge will say do it this way it’s easy
I see so many that are not buried that are rusted.
Wrong-Direction
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- Mar 10, 2013
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Thing is most taps are supplied with them, I wonder how many are sitting hidden waiting to blow at any minute and ruin someone's life..
Cheshire Cat
The most curious thing..
It might work. I've done similar before as a temporary fix.
Call a plumber.
Empty your bank account and all your savings.
- Jul 10, 2003
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I do apologise to @BN9 BHA, but there's three questions on NSC that have been there forever and always have the same answer
I need a plumber - @Wrong-Direction (used to be @SIMMO SAYS)
I need a builder - @CAPTAIN GREALISH
I need a mortgage - @Uncle Spielberg
It's really quite simple
I need a plumber - @Wrong-Direction (used to be @SIMMO SAYS)
I need a builder - @CAPTAIN GREALISH
I need a mortgage - @Uncle Spielberg
It's really quite simple
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- Apr 5, 2014
- 25,859
- Thread starter
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But no-one has asked for a doctor ?I do apologise to @BN9 BHA, but there's three questions on NHS that have been there forever and always have the same answer
I need a plumber - @Wrong-Direction (used to be @SIMMO SAYS)
I need a builder - @CAPTAIN GREALISH
I need a mortgage - @Uncle Spielberg
It's really quite simple