I'd do it and if you want more watta just connect other butts to the first one. Ours had a lid on it to prevent stuff falling in it and TBH the watter was never dirty. The tap not being right at the bottom helped with that.
Only if you has a demand boiler, (hate the fecking things would never have one, keeping our old one till it expires.) But if you have to run the tap for hot watter anyways, which I spose we do, then the pan idea is a good un.
This is what we got,
https://www.waterbuttsdirect.co.uk/..._direct_store_view&nosto=nosto-page-category1
You might like to try talking to your water company, I'm pretty sure they are who we got our set up from and it was cheaper than buying it as an ornery person.
Mine sank
Afternoon folks.
Well we were up late today so didnt get to start early outside, So we just designated it a day off (cos we can) then we dont feel so bad for doing nothing.
Waiting for the sun to go over and may go out and do what I wanted to do this morning, its a couple of hours work and it would then mean I can do tomorrow what was planned. May need to think about that over a beer.
J
.Well we were up late today so didnt get to start early outside
, So we just designated it a day off (cos we can) then we dont feel so bad for doing nothing.Waiting for the sun to go over and may go out and do what I wanted to do this morning, its a couple of hours work and it would then mean I can do tomorrow what was planned
. May need to think about that over a beer.J
How did it work out
Or is it still "drying". I am not a lover of salt Shirley there's another way of drying, Sun?.J
Just about to go and break it the neighbour that no, he can't, or rather we won't let him, connect into our drainage pipe.
As it's right next to the electric conduit and I can't imagine the hoo-haa if a drain split at the new joint, insurance wise if nothing else.
Especially as he just got a "new toy", a digger and we suspect he'd do most of the work himself.
Have a nice day folks!
As it's right next to the electric conduit and I can't imagine the hoo-haa if a drain split at the new joint, insurance wise if nothing else.
Especially as he just got a "new toy", a digger and we suspect he'd do most of the work himself.
Have a nice day folks!
Just about to go and break it the neighbour that no, he can't, or rather we won't let him, connect into our drainage pipe.
As it's right next to the electric conduit and I can't imagine the hoo-haa if a drain split at the new joint, insurance wise if nothing else.
Especially as he just got a "new toy", a digger and we suspect he'd do most of the work himself.
Have a nice day folks!
Probably a wise move to stay away from further dispute's. Sharing services/accesses can cause problems for future sales in my mind
If he has a "toy" he can dig his own with ease
.J
.... as suspected, the garage have rung to say that the timing chain tensioner is in "bits" with some of it in the sump, so the pan has to come off.
More labour = More cost.
Hey Ho.
doriz
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That’s the spirit.... as suspected, the garage have rung to say that the timing chain tensioner is in "bits" with some of it in the sump, so the pan has to come off.
More labour = More cost.
Hey Ho.
Is it a "Jay"?Sorry for not telling the bird flavour last night, I forgot
So anyway, pic of an adult male
Males are easy to spot but the females only show the colour when flying.
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So the name is
J
Golden Oriole. Hence @Turktowner biccy.
How did it work out
J
Ohhhh it was outstanding
Sun = flys I hardly ever put salt on anything but its only todraw out the moisture then brushed off tis amazing how much it draws out.
Bit of pepper & olive oil then sprinkled with brown sugar lurvly jurbly
