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I could not see the same design on this site :- https://www.stairguys.co.uk/index.html If you only need a small number their copying service may be the answer. Graham

On back of my Council Tax Bill - 0207 525 1850

Hi Tommy, Sorry I can't help with any boards at present but have a couple of thoughts. Look out for boards that are wider as well. A circular saw can easily trim them to the correct width and I could help you with that. The thickness of the boards is more important to get a good finish. Graham

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Another big thank you to Evans Cycles..... Rear mudguard bracket (mudguard bridge) snapped and I popped into Evans Cycles. Bike mechanic helped me out. The clip was not a stock item but he looked in a few places and found one for me. Would not accept payment for the item which was brilliant. New bracket now on bike - fitted perfectly! Graham

I visited the surgery last week having been asked to collect routine blood test forms. One usual test was not included which I queried. Despite standing in front of the receptionist I was told to go away and do an e-consult. On that afternoon the place was almost like the Mary Celeste.

What is the Make and Model of the washing machine?

Portland Bill - climb Pulpit rock Castle Cove beach Chesil beach (not for swimming) Tyneham Village - evacuated during WW2 Ringstead beach Weymouth harbour-side for crabbing. The roads are closed during the day and there's now more space. Lulworth Cove and Durdle door Monkey World Nothe fort Radipole lake bird watching Get wet...hire SUP, canoe, coasteering, windsurf course Do your own research to check what's open and possible constraints. Graham

I have a 2 bed apartment in Weymouth, Dorset. It is close to the beach, harbour and town centre. Do contact me if you would like more information. Graham

Please excuse this thread drift. Some more examples here.... Not my Job - www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fXiZ4lLPRw Nigello Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I?m pleased if it?s fixed. I?m also surprised > because I?ve noticed plenty of abandoned projects > and unfixed problems across a range of council or > government-run bodies. Have a look at your local > street/station/hospital/park/bus stop and report > anything that?s not working. You?ve got a keen eye > for detail and righting wrongs, after all!

You have included the model of boiler. Here is a link to the typical method of topping up the boiler pressure yourself. (If you google the model of your boiler + topping up water pressure you might well find more specific information.) If the pressure drops again in a short period of time you will need to get somebody in to identify and fix the leak. Hope that helps, Graham

just thinking outside the box :)

Charlie, Try Toolstation - Click and Collect. Worked for me last Saturday (28/03/20) - efficient, safe service. https://www.toolstation.com/plumbing/guttering-fittings/c1001 Take care, Graham

Check the expansion vessel pressure and top up if required. (The check should be part of the service procedure) For more info, Google - central heating expansion vessel pressure

I pass there quite often and see they are now lit up and, I assume, ready for use. Has anyone seen them actually being used yet?

Heard there is also a shortage Taramasalata too. Are we entering a double dip recession?

I can recommend Autocure in Penge/Beckenham area. 07739 802222 He has serviced and repaired my cars for many years. Graham

Yacht - make is Trapper 500

There are a few weeks left of my sailing season and I'm hoping to make the most of any decent weather. I sail from the River Medway and I'm looking for crew. If you already have some experience of sailing there is racing at weekends with Hoo Ness Yacht Club. I can also offer more relaxed sailing for up to two people, cruising the river, as an introduction. Please send a pm for more info and contact details. Thanks, Graham

Tyneham village - twelve miles west of Swanage. http://www.tynehamopc.org.uk/visitors.html + Ringstead beach, west of Lulworth Cove PS and thread drift.... If anyone is considering a holiday in Dorset, I have a 2 bed apartment in Weymouth. Send me a PM for more information. Graham

Hi Apbremer, There is a flaw in your logic regarding relative humidity inside and outside. I assume that the air outside is colder than inside your house. Cold air can contain less moisture than warm air - hence condensation when moist, warm air meets a cold window. It is probable that cold air outside at 85% humidity contains less water than warm air inside at 75% humidity. The cold air enters your house, you warm it up with heating and it becomes less humid. Graham Edits - I put some figures into a calculator on this web page :- https://www.aqua-calc.com/calculate/humidity I assumed inside temp is 20 Centigrade and outside is 10 Centigrade. Actual water contents given in grams per Kilogram of air - 85% relative humidity at 10 C -- 6.5 g/Kg 75% relative humidity at 20 C -- 11.0 g/Kg If the outside air is warmed up to 20 C the relative humidity drops to 45% and therefore feels dryer. Further edit... oops... just noticed how old this thread is ... more wasted time.