Chilli.s
mingling jets and statuettes
Pay on a credit card, AO will fit it, if they can't tell them to take it away and you're going to cancel the payment. I think they'll get it all sorted out. Are they going to take the old one away too?
Show us yer house and house-related meddlings
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RubyToogood
RubyTwobikes
Yes. I haven't got a credit card but I expect it will work out.
shakespearegirl
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OMG we finally got a freezer after nearly 3 months of living here. I’m so excited (I’m so middle aged)
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Chilli.s
mingling jets and statuettes
Go on an ice-cream bender
shakespearegirl
just worked out taglines
I’ll be even more excited when we get a toilet door! Getting the final room (room of doom) plastered meant taking off the toilet door - over a month later we still don’t have one! It’s not doing much for the romance
RubyToogood
RubyTwobikes
The incredibly dull cooker saga continues. I got some tile backer board and fitted it behind the cooker (you guys might have warned me what a bastard it is to cut! 
). The installers pursed their lips at it and then decided it was ok, but apparently my gas bayonet is in the wrong place and needs to be moved behind the cooker, which is a total curve ball.
At this point I have to decide whether actually the time has come to go electric, given that gas is going to be phased out at some point, as they pointed out. This involves upgrading my circuit board and putting in a cooker circuit. But if I have to pay someone to move the gas bayonet the money might be better spent on this.
Thank god the cooker is actually working. It just only bakes on full. Not going to be getting a new cooker this side of Christmas I shouldn't think...
). The installers pursed their lips at it and then decided it was ok, but apparently my gas bayonet is in the wrong place and needs to be moved behind the cooker, which is a total curve ball.At this point I have to decide whether actually the time has come to go electric, given that gas is going to be phased out at some point, as they pointed out. This involves upgrading my circuit board and putting in a cooker circuit. But if I have to pay someone to move the gas bayonet the money might be better spent on this.
Thank god the cooker is actually working. It just only bakes on full. Not going to be getting a new cooker this side of Christmas I shouldn't think...
danski
"vibey"
If it helps, moving into a place with a ceramic (I think) hob (not old style electric) after gas didn’t take long to get used to it and now it’s far preferable as it’s so easy to clean. It’s close to ten years old so I imagine newer ones with be even better.The incredibly dull cooker saga continues. I got some tile backer board and fitted it behind the cooker (you guys might have warned me what a bastard it is to cut!
At this point I have to decide whether actually the time has come to go electric, given that gas is going to be phased out at some point, as they pointed out. This involves upgrading my circuit board and putting in a cooker circuit. But if I have to pay someone to move the gas bayonet the money might be better spent on this.
Thank god the cooker is actually working. It just only bakes on full. Not going to be getting a new cooker this side of Christmas I shouldn't think...
Fan assisted electric ovens are pretty much the norm now too.
RubyToogood
RubyTwobikes
I think it's going to be pricey getting the electrics updated. I have a quote for this and as well as the new circuit board and new more powerful cooker circuit there's something about updating the gas and water bonding.
Callie
Pivoting
Bloody hell RubyToogood you just wanted to do one thing! Hopefully if you have to go ahead with something a bit more in-depth it will just future proof and be worth it in the long run, it certainly sounds that way.
WouldBe
Dislicksick
Electrics can end up being costly. Moving the gas bayonet won't cost much.
shakespearegirl
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shakespearegirl
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Omg you have a beautiful house!
teuchter
je suis teuchter
No, it's a pressure relief vent I think, looks like one from a boiler? If it's dripping it probably means the pressure relief valve needs replacing.
The reason it points back towards the wall is so that if it needs to activate it doesn't blast scalding steam at someone walking past.
The reason it points back towards the wall is so that if it needs to activate it doesn't blast scalding steam at someone walking past.
ska invita
back on the other side
Id guess boiler too... check boiler bar pressure? Might be too high?
equationgirl
Respect my existence or expect my resistance
Check to see if the boiler overflow loop has been left open, so there's constantly water flowing into the boiler..if so close it, should solve the problem.
miss direct
misfungled
I have a red sofa (cream carpet, cream walls) and I want to buy some cushions to go on it. Any suggestions of a good colour scheme to go for?
Go with what you like as you will see it the most.
WouldBe
Dislicksick
I've got a similar colour scheme. Cream cushions would go well or something with red and cream on them.
shakespearegirl
just worked out taglines
Dark green or grey would be a nice contrast
Aladdin
Well-Known Member
Sky blue really pops with red.
As do mid to bright greens, yellows, and even bright pinks.
You could just go for multicoloured cushions. The wall and floor are neutrals so they'll go with whatever you choose.
