The Chill Out Zone - Page 11226

FLYER · 18th July 2016, 10:04

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Originally Posted by coolcat

I'll give it a go,
If it works I may do a pictorial 'how to thread'

Just dont rub to hard or it will make a mess all over the floor .

Use a mild rubbing compound .

FLYER · 18th July 2016, 10:07

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Originally Posted by Leyland Worldmaster

George, can you make a "How to" guide with pictures to help others who may have rusty plumbing?

I once rubbed my main pipe too hard and it shot out at a heluva speed and soaked the cooker.

Had kleenex handy so mopped it up quicklike.

coolcat · 18th July 2016, 10:07

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Originally Posted by FLYER

Just dont rub to hard or it will make a mess all over the floor .

Use a mild rubbing compound .

Any particular preference, going on your years of experience ?

FLYER · 18th July 2016, 10:09

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Originally Posted by coolcat

Any particular preference, going on your years of experience ?

Brasso or duraglit should do it but wear gloves if your using both hands .

FLYER · 18th July 2016, 10:10

I once used a brillo pad and got a nasty inflamation.

Leyland Worldmaster · 18th July 2016, 10:11

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Originally Posted by FLYER

I once rubbed my main pipe too hard and it shot out at a heluva speed and soaked the cooker.

Had kleenex handy so mopped it up quicklike.

Blimey Charlie! I hope you managed to find your stopcock and cut off the leak!

FLYER · 18th July 2016, 10:12

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Originally Posted by Leyland Worldmaster

Blimey Charlie! I hope you managed to find your stopcock and cut off the leak!

It taught me to wear overalls when working on it .

Leyland Worldmaster · 18th July 2016, 10:17

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Originally Posted by FLYER

It taught me to wear overalls when working on it .

A man's got to protect himself!

Incidentally, Alison was parked up in a car park the other day and noticed a sign with "Wet Riser" written on it. She has also observed signs with "Dry Riser" too...

We're both at a loss as to what these signs mean...

Any ideas?

FLYER · 18th July 2016, 10:20

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Originally Posted by Leyland Worldmaster

A man's got to protect himself!

Incidentally, Alison was parked up in a car park the other day and noticed a sign with "Wet Riser" written on it. She has also observed signs with "Dry Riser" too...

We're both at a loss as to what these signs mean...

Any ideas?

These are. Signs for doggers when using the car park at night .

It tells you if a certain MEMBER has prepared properly pre entry .

Hope this helps .

Gate Keeper · 18th July 2016, 11:05

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Originally Posted by windrush

Good morning Phil and Jessica

Good day to you Derek and Lilian

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FLYER Banned rover75 cdti AUTO TOURER 160 bhp. Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Glasgow Posts: 35,346 Thanks: 2,985 Thanked 3,685 Times in 2,463 Posts	I once used a brillo pad and got a nasty inflamation.