corkgsxr wrote: » Is that a special pex? Iv only ever used flexible copper
scudo2 wrote: » Suitable for oil. Only for outdoor use, made by local firm. You know who.
corkgsxr wrote: » I donno would I trust it.
scudo2 wrote: » Dogs love chewing it. + rats to get into a hole.
scudo2 wrote: » Indoor boiler !!! OMG
corkgsxr wrote: » That a garage?
corkgsxr wrote: » The Amount of leaks Iv seen with copper due to people's stupidity is amazing plastic wouldn't have a hope. One fella with a petrol strimmer with a metal blade chopped a filter in half. He knew it was there and still managed to chop it
jca wrote: » That's shocking it's even doubling up as a storage shelf!! Please tell me you took the door off to work on it.
Dtp1979 wrote: » Please tell me you shut it down!
jimf wrote: » how did u extend it scudo
corkgsxr wrote: » Attachment not found. Back to back rads done in a jiffy
corkgsxr wrote: » Back to back rads done in a jiffy
dwiseman wrote: » Just found this thread and was wondering about the legalities of it. Do you ask the homeowners for permission to take photos in their home and then post them on the internet or how does it work?
jca wrote: » Yawnnnnn. Another out of work solicitor looking for work......
dwiseman wrote: » That's a bit harsh. Genuinely I was just interested, I'm presuming it is legal as it's on boards so I imagine it has been checked out. Just asking that's all.
jca wrote: » Is that all?? You have little to do in fairness... No persons property is identifiable in any of the photos in fact, in most cases we don't even know what part of the country its in.
corkgsxr wrote: » It's no harm to a person. It's one aspect of a house that could be anywhere